BIOLOGY (LL)
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To determine: A mathematical model by which a number of insect species on earth can be estimated.

Introduction: Insects represent the largest taxa over the earth and are present in the highest magnitude as compared to other species of earth. Biologists use various types of methods to estimate a particular number of insect species on earth.

Summary Introduction

To determine: Some assumptions which can be made with the help of a mathematical model.

Introduction: Insects represent the largest taxa over the earth and are present in the highest magnitude as compared to other species of earth. Biologists use various types of methods to estimate a particular number of insect species on earth.

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