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    Lionfish as an Example of Invasive Species Ecology

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    Author
    Gardinier, Jennifer
    Morgan, Myra
    Ramos, Carolina
    Keyword
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    Noyce
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    Invasive Species
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    Graphing
    Lionfish
    Clownfish
    Population
    Predator
    Competition
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    Date Published
    2015-07-01
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/3867
    Abstract
    This computational model of lionfish ecology allows students to explore the effects of introducing an invasive species into a previously stable ecosystem. The stable ecosystem is represented by the coral reef habitat and clownfish population. When the lionfish are introduced, the students can graphically visualize the decline in clownfish population and subsequent destruction of the coral reef. By increasing the water temperature by 2 degrees, the students witness the increased reproductive fitness of the lionfish and resulting rapid decline in clownfish population and the coral reef environment. The model generates data which is displayed graphically and used for mathematical modeling of population biology.
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