| Tool: Population Dynamics in Central Park |
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| Go to: | http://tangent.krellinst.org/scied/module.jsp?module=PredatorPrey (opens a new window) | ||
| Description: | This model represents the interactions between members of a food chain; in this case, vegetation, rabbits and foxes. This simulation can be used to answer questions such as: What happens when vegetation is eaten to the ground? What if the foxes kill all of the rabbits? Is there a way for this system to reach equilibrium? Through using this model, students explore a variety of conditions whose outcomes lead to an understanding of the dynamics of a food chain. | ||
| Technology Type: | JavaScript | ||
| Guide: | User's Guide (opens a new window) | ||
| Author: | The Computational Laboratory | ||
| Language: | English | ||
| Cost: | Does not require payment for use | ||
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| Tools: | Predator Prey | Population Growth and Balance | |
| Courses: | Algebra | Growth, Decay | |
| Algebra II | Growth and decay applications | ||
| Calculus | Modeling, including exp. fcns. | ||
| Probability & Statistics | Displaying with Graphs | ||
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