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100 80 60 start 40 20 20 40 60 80 100 Number of Competor 1 (N1) Assume you start with 15 N1 and 60 N2 ("start"). For the above competition isoclines, tell us the following. If you don't know the precise answer, give an appropriate guess. From "start", does N1 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? From "start", does N2 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? Final stable abundance of the prey: iz Number of Compet2 (N2)

100 80 60 start 40 20 20 40 60 80 100 Number of Competor 1 (N1) Assume you start with 15 N1 and 60 N2 ("start"). For the above competition isoclines, tell us the following. If you don't know the precise answer, give an appropriate guess. From "start", does N1 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? From "start", does N2 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? Final stable abundance of the prey: iz Number of Compet2 (N2)

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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100 80 60 start 40 20 20 40 60 80 100 Number of Compettor 1 (N1) Assume you start with 15 N1 and 60 N2 ("start"). For the above competition isoclines, tell us the following. If you don't know the precise answer, give an appropriate guess. From "start", does N1 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? From "start", does N2 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? Final stable abundance of the prey: Final stable abundance of the predator: Term to describe or that caused this outcome: Number of Compet2 (N2)
Transcribed Image Text:100 80 60 start 40 20 20 40 60 80 100 Number of Compettor 1 (N1) Assume you start with 15 N1 and 60 N2 ("start"). For the above competition isoclines, tell us the following. If you don't know the precise answer, give an appropriate guess. From "start", does N1 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? From "start", does N2 initially decrease, stay stable, or increase? Final stable abundance of the prey: Final stable abundance of the predator: Term to describe or that caused this outcome: Number of Compet2 (N2)
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