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Question 62

Question 62

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Given a population of 1,000 T.castaneum individuals,how many individuals of T.freemani would be needed to reduce the per capita growth rate of the T.castaneum population to zero?


A) 100
B) 333
C) 500
D) 833
E) 1,500

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