Crabs are a food source for the turtles who can use their strong jaws to crack their shells. 50 40 30 10 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 Time (year) 16. Based on the graph, what is the carrying capacity for crabs in the area being studied. Propose a reason that the population dropped in 2010. Number of Individuals (thousand) 20

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Crabs are a food source for the turtles, which can use their strong jaws to crack the shells of the crabs.

**Graph Explanation:**

The line graph illustrates the number of crab individuals (in thousands) over a timeframe from 1990 to 2015. The vertical axis represents the number of individuals in thousands, ranging from 0 to 50. The horizontal axis represents time in years. 

- From 1990 to approximately 1995, there is a gradual increase in the crab population.
- Between 1995 and 2000, the population rises sharply, peaking near 50,000.
- Post-2000, there are fluctuations; the population decreases slightly, rises again, and then drops significantly around 2010.
- After 2010, the number rebounds and stabilizes somewhat by 2015.

**Study Question:**

16. Based on the graph, what is the carrying capacity for crabs in the area being studied? Propose a reason that the population dropped in 2010.
Transcribed Image Text:**Text for Educational Website:** Crabs are a food source for the turtles, which can use their strong jaws to crack the shells of the crabs. **Graph Explanation:** The line graph illustrates the number of crab individuals (in thousands) over a timeframe from 1990 to 2015. The vertical axis represents the number of individuals in thousands, ranging from 0 to 50. The horizontal axis represents time in years. - From 1990 to approximately 1995, there is a gradual increase in the crab population. - Between 1995 and 2000, the population rises sharply, peaking near 50,000. - Post-2000, there are fluctuations; the population decreases slightly, rises again, and then drops significantly around 2010. - After 2010, the number rebounds and stabilizes somewhat by 2015. **Study Question:** 16. Based on the graph, what is the carrying capacity for crabs in the area being studied? Propose a reason that the population dropped in 2010.
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