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The scientific study of short- and long-term changes in the size and age composition of populations and the processes driving these changes.
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Lotka-Voltera predator prey model isocline?
I am going to try and cover the math with a few more words, to show that your intuition is in fact, correct (which with math, is not always given).
In the differential equation you wrote $$ \frac{d N …
