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ivolga24 [154]
3 years ago
10

At Weeks Bay there was a population of 200 alligators. In May of 2006 a new species of catfish was released into the Mississippi

. These catfish reproduce very fast and soon become a rich food source for the alligator population. This provides the alligators with the energy needed for more successful reproduction. The following summer of 2007, 100 babies were born and a total of 40 gators died that year. However, the next year in early 2008 there was a terrible drought, causing 100 alligators to die.
1. What was the population size of alligators during the summer of 2007?

WILL MARK BRAINLY
Biology
1 answer:
OLga [1]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1. 260

2.

3. drought

4. babies born

6. carrying capacity

7. population density

8. logistic growth

9. exponential curve

Explanation:

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