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1.2:Investigating predator prey models

Which factors affect the stability of a predator-prey population size relationship? This is an inquiry based activity that uses a computer based model from Northwestern University to simulate the relationship between grass, sheep and wolves. Task 1: Background reading (5 minutes) The factors that affect the size of a population are divided into two categories: Predation is an example of a biotic factor that...

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