Question
- What is 'r' in the population equation given below:
- How does the increase and the decrease in the value of 'r' affect the population size?
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Answer
- 'r' is intrinsic rate of natural increase.
- With increase in 'r' the population size increases while a decrease in 'r' decreases the ponulation size.
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