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23-04-2020
Biology

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What is the equation for a population that is growing/increasing?
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N=B-D + I-E
B + I < D + E
B+ I> D+ E

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23-04-2020

Answer:

N=B+I-D-E

Explanation:

The basic "BIDE" model of population dynamics in which the change in population size (N) in a given time period is equal to the number of births (B) and immigrants (I), minus the number of deaths (D) and emigrants (E

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