### Question 3: Analysis Using Lotka-Volterra Models#### Overview:Based on Lotka-Volterra's models, you should be able to modify one parameter in your experiment (N₁, N₂, K₂, K₁) to change the outcome of question 1.**I. Parameter Selection:**State which parameter you would choose to change and how you will change it. For example, you could increase \( N_1 \).**II. Effect of Parameter Change:**How does altering this parameter affect the outcome? Consider the following scenarios:- Transition from one species always winning to coexistence- Moving from stability to instability- From coexistence to one species always winning- Changing from species 1 winning to species 2 winning**III. Explanation of Outcome:**Using concepts such as interspecific and intraspecific competition and/or carrying capacity, explain why you believe altering your chosen parameter resulted in the observed outcome.---#### Detailed Description:**1. Parameter Choice & Modification:**Specify the parameter you have chosen (e.g., \( N_1 \)), and describe the manner in which it will be altered (e.g., increasing \( N_1 \) by a specific amount or percentage).**2. Outcome Variation:**Evaluate and describe how the change in the chosen parameter influences the outcome. Consider whether the change led to:- A shift from a dominant species scenario to a balance where both species coexist- A change from a stable system to one with fluctuations- A reversal in which species is dominant**3. Theoretical Explanation:**Elaborate on the theoretical basis for the changes observed. Incorporate principles such as:- **Interspecific Competition:** How the interactions between different species affect their populations.- **Intraspecific Competition:** How population density within a species impacts its own growth and survival.- **Carrying Capacity (K):** The maximum population size that the environment can sustain for each species.By critically analyzing these factors, you can provide a comprehensive explanation of why changing the specific parameter led to the observed changes within the model's dynamics.---**Note:** If graphs or diagrams are involved, they should visually represent the altered conditions and outcomes, clearly depicting how different population parameters interact under the Lotka-Volterra model’s assumptions.

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