A prey population with a curved zero growth isocline is important because the zero growth isocline of
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A prey population with a curved zero growth isocline is important because the zero growth isocline of the predator might intersect it to either the right or the left of the maximum value. One intersection will result in a stable interaction; the other will result in an unstable one. Which is which and why?
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In predatorprey interactions the zero growth isocline represents the population level at which a species neither grows nor declines meaning the birth ...View the full answer
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