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Samuel Fernández-Salinero,Gabriela Topaial heterogeneity and natural selection are considered, it seems likely that chaotic dynamics could occur and persist at the “l(fā)ocal” population level. Thus, complex dynamical behavior in these populations could, in fact, arise from simple deterministic processes.

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Stochastic Differential Equations As Insect Population Modelsns and moments, stationary distributions, maximum likelihood estimates, conditional least squares estimates, maximum quasi-likelihood estimates, jackknifing, multiple stable and unstable equilbria, and deterministic chaos.

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