Overview
Population dynamics, particularly predator-prey cycles, are essential for understanding how species interact within ecosystems. These cycles illustrate the balance of nature, where the populations of predators and prey influence each other, leading to fluctuations in their numbers. Understanding the...
Key Terms
Example: The deer population in a forest.
Example: Lions are predators of zebras.
Example: Rabbits are prey for foxes.
Example: A lake can support a maximum of 100 fish.
Example: Healthy ecosystems maintain a balance between species.
Example: There are 50 deer per square mile in a forest.
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Key Concepts
Population GrowthCarrying CapacityPredator-Prey RelationshipEcological Balance