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  • Introduction
    • Importance of risk to individual-based ecology
    • Conventional approaches to variation in risk
    • Objectives and scope
  • Concepts
    • Terminology and mathematical conventions
    • The importance of time in understanding risk
    • Perceived vs. unperceived risks
    • Axes of variation in risk
      • Type of risk
      • Habitat
      • Time
      • Individual state
      • Individual activity or behavior
      • Population status
  • A mathematical framework for modeling risk variation
    • Step 1: Select types of risk
    • Step 2: Model survival of each risk
    • Statistical models
      • Estimated S for risk categories
      • Continuous univariate models of S
      • Multivariate models using “survival increase functions”
  • Informing survival increase functions
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