Describe the rest of the sequence, in chronological order. Two young members of the genus Lynx rufus are wrestling and tumbling about. They are the same age, but one is visibly larger than the other. Use the definition in your argument. You cannot explain this scenario in any instance without briefly explaining both theories.
Many mustelids bear two or more young at a time, but Enhydra lutris seems to never twin.
Explain that observation briefly. Describe the rest of the community, including a description of the population sizes of three species. Any one of them could be considered a keystone species under certain conditions, however, only one is acting as such right now. You may use common names for two of the species, but must use the scientific name for the current keystone. 5. Compare and contrast Leopold's theory explaining the crash of the herbivore population on the Kaibab Plateau with Caughly's explanation.