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Modularidad en redes de apareamiento en plantas polinizadas por insectos bajo factores abiĆ³ticos variables
RodrĆguez-QuiƱones, Leoncio
RodrĆguez-QuiƱones, Leoncio
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Este trabajo estĆ” enfocado en el estudio de la propiedad estructural de la modularidad en redes complejas que surgen cuando los eventos de polinizaciĆ³n son modelados usando un kernel de dispersiĆ³n de cola gruesa. Los valores de la modularidad son obtenidos desde diferentes redes cuyos nodos tienen dos configuraciones espaciales diferentes. Estos valores de la modularidad son usados para entender algunos aspectos acerca del flujo genĆ©tico en una poblaciĆ³n de Ć”rboles y cĆ³mo son las interacciones en tĆ©rminos de apareamiento entre los individuos de la poblaciĆ³n. AdemĆ”s, esta informaciĆ³n acerca de la modularidad de las redes de apareamiento es importante porque permite conocer algunos aspectos de carĆ”cter ecolĆ³gico y biolĆ³gico que ocurren dentro de la poblaciĆ³n de Ć”rboles. Este conocimiento puede ser usado como base para el manejo de la conservaciĆ³n de especies en peligro de extinciĆ³n.
This work is focused in the study of the structural property of modularity in complex networks that arise when the pollination events are modeled using a thick dispersal kernel. The values of modularity are obtained from differents networks whose nodes have two differents spatial configurations. These values of the modularity are used to understand some aspects about the genetic flow in a population of trees and how are the interactions in mating terms between individuals of the population. In addtion, this information about the modularity of the mating networks is important because it allows to know about some ecological and biological aspects that occur inside the population of trees. This knowledge can be used as foundation for the management of the conservation of the species at risk of extinction.
This work is focused in the study of the structural property of modularity in complex networks that arise when the pollination events are modeled using a thick dispersal kernel. The values of modularity are obtained from differents networks whose nodes have two differents spatial configurations. These values of the modularity are used to understand some aspects about the genetic flow in a population of trees and how are the interactions in mating terms between individuals of the population. In addtion, this information about the modularity of the mating networks is important because it allows to know about some ecological and biological aspects that occur inside the population of trees. This knowledge can be used as foundation for the management of the conservation of the species at risk of extinction.
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2010-11
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Srtuctural property, Modularity, Complex networks, Thick dispersal kernel, Pollination