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Predator self limitation controls pattern formation in a predator prey system with additional food: a Turing Hopf analysis
Supplying a released predator with additional, non reproducing food is a standard lever in augmentative biological control, with a known drawback with nothing limiting the predators own numbers, the extra food lets its population grow without bound. Competition among the predators supplies the missi
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