A particular bird species found in a certain region is subject to typical density-dependent (logistic) population growth. If the birth rate declines with increasing N according to the function birth rate b= -0.003N+3.4 and death rate increases with N according to the function d=.001N + 0.4. What is the maximum rate of growth, ‘rm’ for this population and find out the carrying capacity of this species, if the initial population size is 1800?
Ans- Maximum Growth Rate is represented by small 'r' and it can be calculated by subtracting Death Rate from Birth Rate
Growth Rate (r) = b - d
Where birth rate is denoted by small b and death rate by small d.
Growth Rate = -0.003N+3.4 - 001N+0.4 = -0.004N+3.8
Ans b- Carrying capacity of species is 1800.
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