Answer:
As the beetles have a uniform distribution, at a carrying capacity of 14,600 beetles, there are about 128 beetles per hectare. Because 55 hectares are now unlivable, the carrying capacity would decrease by about 7,040 individuals (55 × 128).
Therefore, the carrying capacity of the ecosystem will be (old carrying capacity – decrease in carrying capacity) = (14,600 – 7,040) = 7,560 beetles.
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Hello, to answer your question properly the problem that's effecting the population is the decrease in trees. It causes their nests and homes in the trees to be burned and make them have to migrate somewhere else then that area they were living in.
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