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2014 revisions

Submitted by iwaldron on Sat, 04/12/2014 - 10:13am.

Some of the questions in the Student Handout have been revised and reorganized to improve clarity, and a question on density-dependent vs. density-independent effects on population growth has been added. The Teacher Notes have been substantially expanded to include more background information and explanation, as well as additional links to related learning activities for teaching ecology.

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