Dynamic Models in Biology

Dynamic models play a vital role in addressing biological challenges, from disease control to predicting health events. This textbook, tailored for undergraduate biology students, introduces the principles of dynamic modeling. Authored by ecologist Stephen Ellner and mathematician John Guckenheimer, it offers insights into constructing and applying these models, bridging the gap between mathematics and biological sciences. This foundational resource aims to equip students with essential skills in computational biology, a field gaining prominence in academia.