PEMBENTUKAN MODEL MANGSA PEMANGSA DENGAN PEMANENAN PADA PEMANGSA
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https://doi.org/10.31941/delta.v1i2.487Keywords:
predator prey models, boundedness of solution, local stabilityAbstract
The Models of a predator prey with threshold harvesting on the predator is studied in this paper. In this article has established predator prey models with preydependent functions and the repon harvesting on predator assuming given.References
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