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Predator prey relationships (2025)

In this activity students look at the role of predator prey relationships as density dependent factors affecting populations. The activities use fisheries and aquatic ecosystems as an example to look at bottom up control of algal blooms, and one example of a top down control mechanism. Can you explain why competition between species is an example of a density-dependent control factor? How does the population density...

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