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(b) Now set K₁ = K₂ = K but suppose that each type is less sensitive to crowding from the other type than from their own type (e.g. this could be because the two types don't use exactly the same resources) dny dt dn₂ dt = rny (1-₁+1²) K a2n1 +n₂1 K Draw the nullclines and direction field for this system for the case where a1 =a2 = and identify the equilibrium point where any non-trivial starting point (n₁, n₂ # 0) will ultimately end up.

(b) Now set K₁ = K₂ = K but suppose that each type is less sensitive to crowding from the other type than from their own type (e.g. this could be because the two types don't use exactly the same resources) dny dt dn₂ dt = rny (1-₁+1²) K a2n1 +n₂1 K Draw the nullclines and direction field for this system for the case where a1 =a2 = and identify the equilibrium point where any non-trivial starting point (n₁, n₂ # 0) will ultimately end up.

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(a) First suppose that the two types have the same intrinsic growth rate r = r₁ = r2 but that they differ in their sensitivity to crowding: dny dt dn₂ dt = rm1 dny rn₂ (₁ dt dn₂ dt n₁ + n₂ K₁ where K₂ > K₁. Draw the nullclines and direction field for this system on the ni, n₂ state space. On your diagram, identify the equilibrium point where any non-trivial starting point (n₁, n2 # 0) will ultimately end up n₁ + n₂ K₂ (b) Now set K₁ = K₂ = K but suppose that each type is less sensitive to crowding from the other type than from their own type (e.g. this could be because the two types don't use exactly the same resources) - = rm₁ (1-1₁+0₁ 2 (1- K a2n1+n₂) K Draw the nullclines and direction field for this system for the case where a₁ = a2 = 1 and identify the equilibrium point where any non-trivial starting point (n₁, n2 # 0) will ultimately end up.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) First suppose that the two types have the same intrinsic growth rate r = r₁ = r2 but that they differ in their sensitivity to crowding: dny dt dn₂ dt = rm1 dny rn₂ (₁ dt dn₂ dt n₁ + n₂ K₁ where K₂ > K₁. Draw the nullclines and direction field for this system on the ni, n₂ state space. On your diagram, identify the equilibrium point where any non-trivial starting point (n₁, n2 # 0) will ultimately end up n₁ + n₂ K₂ (b) Now set K₁ = K₂ = K but suppose that each type is less sensitive to crowding from the other type than from their own type (e.g. this could be because the two types don't use exactly the same resources) - = rm₁ (1-1₁+0₁ 2 (1- K a2n1+n₂) K Draw the nullclines and direction field for this system for the case where a₁ = a2 = 1 and identify the equilibrium point where any non-trivial starting point (n₁, n2 # 0) will ultimately end up.
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