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What is your predicted average population growth rate from this method, in terms of lambda AND % per year? Does that predict an increasing or decreasing population, on average?
Year (t) | Nests at time t | Nests at t + 1 | N(t+1)/N(t) |
1983 | 746 | 780 | 1.046 |
1984 | 780 | 702 | 0.900 |
1985 | 702 | 744 | 1.060 |
1986 | 744 | 729 | 0.980 |
1987 | 729 | 843 | 1.156 |
1988 | 843 | 905 | 1.074 |
1989 | 905 | 992 | 1.096 |
1990 | 992 | 1180 | 1.190 |
1991 | 1180 | 1275 | 1.081 |
1992 | 1275 | 1241 | 0.973 |
1993 | 1241 | 1566 | 1.262 |
1994 | 1566 | 1930 | 1.232 |
1995 | 1930 | 1915 | 0.992 |
1996 | 1915 | 2219 | 1.159 |
1997 | 2219 | 3482 | 1.569 |
1998 | 3482 | 3365 | 0.966 |
1999 | 3365 | 5834 | 1.734 |
2000 | 5834 | 4927 | 0.845 |
2001 | 4927 | 5525 | 1.121 |
2002 | 5525 | 7601 | 1.376 |
2003 | 7601 | 6446 | 0.848 |
2004 | 6446 | 9258 | 1.436 |
2005 | 9258 | 10899 | 1.177 |
2006 | 10899 | ||
average | 1.142 |
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