In this paper, we review mate-finding Allee effects from ecological and evolutionary points of
view. We define 'mate-finding'as mate searching in mobile animals, and also as the meeting …

Until recently, cancer in wildlife was not considered to be a conservation concern. However,
with the identification of Tasmanian devil facial tumour disease, sea turtle …

Allee effects are (broadly) defined as a decline in individual fitness at low population size or
density. They can result in critical population thresholds below which populations crash to …

In the present, ecologists generally consider the interactions, which are directly related to the
density effects, that species have on each other, like predation, mutualism, refuge, etc …

Allee effects are an important dynamic phenomenon believed to be manifested in several
population processes, notably extinction and invasion. Though widely cited in these …

Conservation biologists have reported growing evidence of food‐web interactions as causes
of species endangerment. Apparent competition is an indirect interaction among prey …

Most stocks of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) in the Northwest Atlantic collapsed in the early
1990s, with little sign of recovery since then. In the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence (sGSL), the …

Allee effects have important implications for many aspects of basic and applied ecology. The
benefits of aggregation of conspecific individuals are central to Allee effects, which have led …

Our understanding of any system constitutes a model of that system. In a reintroduction, the
systems of interest are usually the source population, the reintroduced population, the …

The paper is concerned with a modified Leslie–Gower delayed predator–prey system where
the growth of prey population is governed by Allee effect and the predator population …