What is the ultimate response of both populations to the sudden loss of either prey or predators?

a. The equilibrium point is changed.
b. The equilibrium point is not changed and both populations will ultimately return totheir stable equilibrium values

c. The equilibrium point is temporarily changed.
d. None of the above.


b

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