| Biology 251: Lecture 12 | Fall 1996 |
Dispersal and Migration
- Introduction
- Aerial plankton
- Adaptive or accidental?
- Purpose
- Dispersal
- Migration
- Stay or go?
- Dispersal to new habitats
- Dispersal to unocupied habitats
- Seasonal dispersal
- Dispersal to alternate host plants
- Emigration results from population stress
- Crowding
- Reduction in food availability
- Long-distance, directional migration
- Cues
- Examples
- Monarch butterfly
- Locust
- Solitary phase
- Gregarious phase
- Humans as a factor in insect dispersal
"If we pause to think, we will have cause to thank." Apples of Gold