Ordinary Differential Equations: Growth Factors and Stability

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This lecture covers the concept of ordinary differential equations applied to biology, specifically focusing on the growth factor of animal populations and the stability of predator-prey systems. The equations are used to model the evolution of populations over time, considering factors such as available food and coexistence limits.

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