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DescriptionMilliers fourrures vendues en environ 90 ans odum 1953 en.jpg
Français : Comparaison entre le nombre de fourrures rapportées par les trappeurs au comptoir de la Baie d'Hudson (série d'environ 90 ans) pour le
lynx canadien et le
lièvre américain. Ce graphique montre que les deux espèces ont une dynamique cyclique de population. Il montre aussi qu'elles semblent en
interactions durables. Source : d'après des archives statistiques collectées par Odum, publiées en 1953.
English: Comparing the number of fur reported by trappers to the counter of Hudson Bay (series of about 90 years) for Lynx canadensis | Canad lynx and
American hare. This graph shows that the two species have cyclic population dynamics. Source: according to statistics collected by Odum archives (published 1953)
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