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When was the wolf population the highest? How did the number of wolves affect the deer population then?
Transcribed Image Text:Year
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
DATA TABLE 1:
2003
2004
2005
2006
Wolf
Population
10
12
16
22
28
24
21
18
19
19
Deer
Population
2,000
2,300
2,500
2,360
2,224
2,094
1,968
1,916
1,952
1,972
Deer Offspring
(# of new deer born
that year)
800
920
1,000
944
996
836
788
766
780
790
# of deers dying due # of deers dying due
to Predation
to Starvation
400
480
640
880
1,120
960
840
720
760
760
100
240
500
180
26
2
0
Graph the Wolf Population, and Deer Population, over time on graph paper.
0
0
0
Overall Deer
Population Change
+300
+200
-140
-116
-150
-126
-52
+46
+20
+30
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