Mathematical Model of Iteroparous and Semelparous Species Interaction

Arjun Hasibuan, Asep Kuswandi Supriatna, Ema Carnia

Abstract


A species can be categorized based on its reproductive strategy, including semelparous and iteroparous. Semelparous species is a species that reproduces only once in its lifetime shortly before dying, while iteroparous species is a species that reproduces in its lifetime more than once. In this paper, we examine multispecies growth dynamics involving both species categories focusing on one semelparous species and one iteroparous species influenced by density-dependent also harvesting in which there are two age classes each. We divided the study into two models comprising competitive and non-competitive models of both species. Competition in both species can consist of competition within the same species (intraspecific competition) and competition between different species (interspecific competition). Our results show that the level of competition both intraspecific and interspecific affects the co-existence equilibrium point and the local stability of the co-existence equilibrium point.

Keywords


density-dependent; harvesting; multispecies; Leslie matrix; age-structured model

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18860/ca.v7i3.16447

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