These organisms are always the second to experience population growth in the LotkaÂ­Volterra equations.
These organisms are always the second to experience population growth in the LotkaÂ­Volterra equations. Mobbing is one strategy for opposing these organisms, whose keystone examples include the (*) sea otter in kelp forests. Herbivores like deer can be considered this type of organism in relation to plants, while typical "apex" ones include the polar bear, lion, and great white shark. For 10 points, name these organisms that hunt for prey.
These organisms are always the second to experience population growth in the LotkaÂ­Volterra equations.
predators (accept parasites until "aposematism"; prompt consumers)