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Mathematics Education is Undetermined,al ecologists, such as Richards (1940), had expressed their results showing the successive reductions in the population of an insect throughout a single generation, Deevey (1947) was really the first to focus attention on the importance of this approach. Life-tables have long been used by actuaries

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An Invitation to Mathematical Biologyen most widely applied with vertebrate populations. Analysis is easiest with two extreme types of population — the stationary and the expanding. If the population can be assumed to be stationary, then the fall-off in numbers in successive age groups will reflect the survivorship curve and thus a tim

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,Absolute Population Estimates by Sampling a Unit of Habitat — Soil and Litter,ollected by suction apparatus or other means, the nests of vertebrates and the mud from ponds and rivers. The actual methods for obtaining the samples from these other habitats are discussed in Chapters 4 and 6.

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