Abstract
Trapping records of the Canadian lynx show a strongly marked 10-year
cycle. The logarithms of the numbers trapped are analysed as if they were a
random process of autoregressive type. Such a process appears to fit the data
reasonably well. The significance of this for the explanation and prediction
of the cycle is discussed. The results will be used in a later paper to consider
how far meteorological phenomena influence the lynx population and may be
responsible for the observed synchronization of the cycle over the whole of
Canada.
Subject
Animal Science and Zoology,Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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