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key factor analysis: a standalone construct

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Insect ecology

a life-table method that identifies which mortality factor contributes most to year-to-year change in population size.

In insect ecology, key factor analysis refers to a life-table method that identifies which mortality factor contributes most to year-to-year change in population size. This meaning comes from Varley (1960) in The Journal of Animal Ecology.[1]

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References

  1. Varley, G. C., & Gradwell, G. R. (1960). Key Factors in Population Studies. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 29(2), 399. https://doi.org/10.2307/2213

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