Can you help me on this assignment i have for bio it’s called patterns in biomass in ecosystems use the meadow simulation to do this as well cause that’s gonna help with assignment Trial 1-Set the following initial conditions, run the simulation, and complete the table.t 01000 kg/m2500 kg/m2100 kg/m²t-50t = 99Foxes BiomassRabbits BiomassGrass Biomass1. Sketch the final biomass diagram for Trial 1.FoxesFoxesRabbitsRabbitsGrassGrassInitial Trial 1 Biomass(as percent of ecosystem total)Final Biomass(as percent of ecosystem total)acer#32$&大34678ertyfjkCVnm个

Trial 1- Set the following initial conditions, run the simulation, and complete the table. t= 0 t-50 t 99 1000 kg/m2 500 kg/m2 100 kg/m² Foxes Biomass Rabbits Biomass Grass Biomass 1. Sketch the final biomass diagram for Trial 1. Foxes Foxes Rabbits Rabbits Grass Grass Final Biomass (as percent of ecosystem total) Initial Trial 1 Biomass (as percent of ecosystem total)

Trial 1- Set the following initial conditions, run the simulation, and complete the table. t= 0 t-50 t 99 1000 kg/m2 500 kg/m2 100 kg/m² Foxes Biomass Rabbits Biomass Grass Biomass 1. Sketch the final biomass diagram for Trial 1. Foxes Foxes Rabbits Rabbits Grass Grass Final Biomass (as percent of ecosystem total) Initial Trial 1 Biomass (as percent of ecosystem total)

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter46: Ecosystems

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