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I hope someone figures this out. ; )

Posted by Dan in Web Blogs | Permalink

ROFLMAO!! I'm pretty much ignorant of anything pertaining to physics; but being from Madison, I do know that if you take a group of left-brained physicists, a blogger who by definition has to be fairly right-brained, and toss in a Cap Times reporter - something interesting has to happen. Definitely worth a trip to the CT archives!

Common sense written in math language. Long live the American Buffalo.

I am not even going to try. :)

Interesting read. The math is not difficult, but the assumptions of predator consumption, prey reproduction, etc. omit many other variables--e.g., prey food supply availability, disease, the predator group interactions like the alpha dominance.

The bottom line is: predators increase with the availability of prey, and decrease when the levels of prey animals go down. This is not a lock-step, but watch the snowy owls. They definitely increase when the mouse population goes up.

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