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1. Moose Management Area 6, WMU 350
In 1993–94, aerial counts of moose populations in Wildlife Management Unit 350 showed a density of 0.45 moose/km2 in the 5788 km2 area surveyed. What was the total population size (N)?
2. Another population count of Moose Management Area 6, WMU 350 occurred in 1997–98.This time, the population size was estimated at 3204 moose. What was the population density (Dp)?
3.Compare the two population sizes from the two counts of WMU 350 and determine the following variables. Show your work.
ΔN:
Growth rate:
Per capita growth rate:
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