The predator-prey models for the mechanism of autocatalysis, pairwise interactions and movements to free places

In this paper we aim to develop the modeled equations for different types of mechanism of the predator-prey interactions with the help of a quasi chemical approach while taking a special study case of foxes and rabbits, these mechanisms include autocatalysis mechanism, pair wise interactions and the...

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Published in:Network biology 2015, Vol.5
Main Author: Muhammad Shakil, H. A. Wahab, Muhammad Naeem, Saira Bhatti, Muhammad Shahzad
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
autocatalysis mechanism
modeling of fox and rabbit interaction
predator prey interactions
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Summary:In this paper we aim to develop the modeled equations for different types of mechanism of the predator-prey interactions with the help of a quasi chemical approach while taking a special study case of foxes and rabbits, these mechanisms include autocatalysis mechanism, pair wise interactions and the mechanism of their movements to some free places. The chemical reactions representing the interactions obey the mass action law. The territorial animal like fox is assigned a simple cell as its territory. Under the proper relations between coefficients, this system may demonstrate globally stable dynamics.
ISSN:2220-8879
2220-8879