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strojnjashka [21]
3 years ago
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Bison in Yellowstone National Park have a food-limited carrying capacity that determines how their population grows. If the popu

lation grows too large, some bison will either starve or migrate to search for more food. The park is able to support a maximum population of 4,500 bison. Park conservation officials must watch the population and prevent the bison from overpopulating, since they would migrate to nearby farms, causing agricultural damage and creating hazards to drivers. The bison begin to migrate when the population reaches 4,000 because of competition for food.
If the current population size of bison is 3,652 and the maximum growth rate of the population is 0.28, calculate the population size after one year and determine whether the park will need to take measures to control the population.
Biology
1 answer:
Semenov [28]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: search it lol

Explanation: so, its pretty simple so just figure it it

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