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Insect Migration

Name: Insect Migration
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02030928
Price: 180.27 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: V. Alistair DrakeA. Gavin Gatehouse
ISBN: 9780521440004

Tracking Resources through Space and Time

V. Alistair DrakeA. Gavin Gatehouse

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02030928

Publishers Cambridge University Press, September 1995

Migration is a key process in the population dynamics of many insects, including some of the most da... Full description

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Migration is a key process in the population dynamics of many insects, including some of the most damaging pests. Multidisciplinary research into the importance of migration, in recent decades, has produced many new insights. This book reviews current understanding of the ecological, behavioural, physiological and genetic bases of insect migration. The first part describes migration systems in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and America, with an emphasis on the role of regional weather and climate. The second part considers insects adaptation to migration; it covers: aerodynamics and energetics; the integration of migration in insect life cycles; environmental and genetic regulation of migratory potential; and the evolutionary implications of habitat heterogeneity and variability. The book then addresses the application of this knowledge to operational pest forecasting.