Biology, 30.10.2021 08:00, alexbrafford

When looking at a competitive interaction between mice (species 1) and rabbits (species 2), you determine the competition coefficient for mice on rabbits (alpha) is 0.25. How many mice would need to be added to the mouse population to have the same effect as adding one rabbit to the rabbit population (relative to resource use and carrying capacity)

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