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Integrable and Chaotic 4-Dimensional Lotka-Volterra Models and Population Sustainability
We examine a 4-dimensional generalization of predator-prey models describing interactions among four species. We show that these systems exhibit a rich variety of asymptotic behaviors, with solutions that are either integrable, leading to non-sustainable dynamics characterized by unbounded populatio
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