Effects Of Changes in Adaptive Sex Ratios on Biome Dynamics: Based on Lotka-Volterra Modeling

Abstract

This study presents a dynamic model to elucidate the complex interactions between environmental factors and sex ratio changes in a population of sevengill eels. The model integrates a logistic function-based approach to elucidate changes in sex ratios as influenced by food availability. In addition, the Lotka-Volterra competition model incorporates sex ratios to reveal their effects on population dynamics. The simulation results highlight the dynamic relationship between sex ratios, prey abundance and population dynamics. Comparative analyses highlight the advantages and disadvantages of varying sex ratios in sevengill eel populations, revealing their competitive advantages as well as recovery dynamics.