Mark Kot
Affiliations: | The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, United States |
Area:
Ecology Biology, Biostatistics BiologyGoogle:
"Mark Kot"Parents
Sign in to add mentorWilliam M. Schaffer | grad student | University of Arizona (Evolution Tree) | |
William M. Schaffer | grad student | University of Washington (Theoretical Ecology Tree) |
Children
Sign in to add traineeMei-Hui Wang | grad student | 2000 | University of Tennessee |
Corey L. Samuels | grad student | 2001 | University of Tennessee |
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Marcinko K, Kot M. (2020) A comparative analysis of host-parasitoid models with density dependence preceding parasitism. Journal of Biological Dynamics. 14: 479-514 |
Liu BR, Kot M. (2019) Accelerating Invasions and the Asymptotics of Fat-Tailed Dispersal. Journal of Theoretical Biology |
Harsch MA, Phillips A, Zhou Y, et al. (2017) Moving forward: insights and applications of moving-habitat models for climate change ecology Journal of Ecology. 105: 1169-1181 |
Phillips A, Kot M. (2015) Persistence in a Two-Dimensional Moving-Habitat Model. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. 77: 2125-59 |
Leung MR, Kot M. (2015) Models for the spread of white pine blister rust. Journal of Theoretical Biology. 382: 328-36 |
Kot M, Phillips A. (2015) Bounds for the critical speed of climate-driven moving-habitat models. Mathematical Biosciences. 262: 65-72 |
Harsch MA, Zhou Y, HilleRisLambers J, et al. (2014) Keeping pace with climate change: stage-structured moving-habitat models. The American Naturalist. 184: 25-37 |
Wang M, Kot M, Neubert MG. (2013) Erratum to: Integrodifference equations, Allee effects, and invasions Journal of Mathematical Biology. 66: 1339-1340 |
Zhou Y, Kot M. (2011) Discrete-time growth-dispersal models with shifting species ranges Theoretical Ecology. 4: 13-25 |
Seo G, Kot M. (2009) The dynamics of a simple Laissez-Faire model with two predators. Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering : Mbe. 6: 145-72 |