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The environment factors will negatively or positively determine what will happen to the rabbit population. Example, If the population will increase or not.

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Some commonalities of the group presentations is that each group had to manipulate certain variables in the simulation to test their question. Another similarity is that the groups all made a claim, produced a graphic data result, and related the graph results back to the question in order to explain outcomes.

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many of the graphs had a sinusoidal orientation

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many of the graphs had a sinusoidal orientation

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When we included one factor to the experiment the graphs started to have equilibrium.

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Both biotic and abiotic factors can effect the population of rabbits, both positivity and negatively. When the factors are balanced, we are at an equilibrium.

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biotic factors had more of an effect on rabbit populations than abiotic factors

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biotic factors had more of an effect on rabbit populations than abiotic factors

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I observed that all the variables that affected the population are abiotic or biotic.

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The questions focused on either a biotic or abiotic factor. Ex competition, addition of predators, environment change

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Limiting food had a great affect on the population.

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Bunnies could take over the world if they wanted to 😅

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The population would increase when an biotic factor such as wolves would decrease.

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Biotic and Abiotic factors can impact rabbit population

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With every limited factor (food or wolves) the rabbits always reached a dynamic equilibrium

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The graphs either showed exponential growth or a dynamic equilibrium.

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Food was a major limiting factor

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Dynamic equilibrium. Graphs either increase or have that increase/decrease patter