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ANSWER 3 : None.
This is evident from the table as the number of offsprings is shown as 0.
ANSWER 8 : The population became extinct. This is because there are no offsprings added and no surviving individuals as evident from the table.
ANSWER 9 :
Number of foxes marked initially (n) = 8
Number of foxes marked second time : (k) = 3 out of the 15 captured foxes (K)
Therefore, the estimated population size of foxes that live in FIU according to the mark recapture method is :
N = n*K/k
= (8)X(15/3)
=8X5=40
N=40
Hence, the estimated population of foxes in the area is 40 foxes .
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