Ecology Homework Questions help! Thank you in advance!
(1) N1 = 75
K1 = 200
A12 = 0.8
N2 = 50
K2 = 150
A21 = 0.6
N2 (eq) = K2-(a12 N1)
= 90
When N2 = 0; N1 = K2/a12 = 187.8
When N1=0; N2= K1/a21 = 333.33
When N2 = 0, N1 < K1. This implies that the population of redbreast sunfish is growing
When N1 = 0, N2 > K2. This implies that the population of green sunfish is shrinking.
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