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Aconstant-yield model, applied to species
the situation described by Eqs. (i), the modified equations are
(a) For
(b) How do the critical points move as
(c) For a certain value of
(d) Where are the critical points for
(e) What happens to species
(f) Draw a direction field and/or phase portrait for
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