Figure 1. Canadian lynx - snowshoe hare population dynamics. Click here for data from 1845 to 1937. Note HERE, however! Lynx/Hare pix are HERE.

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Figure 2. Predator-prey oscillations

Figure 3. Alternative graph.

Figure 4. Predator goes extinct followed by explosive prey growth (A), Prey goes extinct followed by predator (B)

Figure 5. Stable Oscillation.

Figure 6. Convergent oscillation.

Figure 7 Divergent oscillation

Figure 8. Simulation control panel.

Figure 9. The relationship between the density vs. time and trajectory graphs.

Figure 10. Example simulation

Figure 11. Example simulation

Figure 12. Example simulation

Figure 13. Example simulation

Figure 14. A very stable distribution

Figure 15. A very stable oscillation (Max gens at 50)

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Figure 16. Results of laboratory predation experiment #1

Figure 17. Results of laboratory predation experiment #2

Figure 18. Paramecium with no barriers.

Figure 19. Normal Paramecium and Didinium with barriers.

Figure 20. Pawn Paramecium and Didinium with barriers.

Figure 21. Results of laboratory predation experiment #3

Figure 22. Two hundred years of Canadian Lynx populations.

Figure 23. Patchyness ( = animals; = food, good habitat)

Figure 24. The clmate school of thought

Figure 25. Factors affecting populations.