Also, the new breed might need less energy to reproduce, but the baby fish start their life with less energy than the baby fish of the first breed. As part of creating a new breed, modify the chart to plot four lines: one for the population of each fish breed and one for the population of the plankton. To gain these extra credit points, you must choose energy gains and loses so that the populations of all breeds remain stable or oscillating (none of the breeds die out) for at least 5000 ticks.
Also, the new breed might need less energy to reproduce, but the baby fish start their life with less energy than the baby fish of the first breed. As part of creating a new breed, modify the chart to plot four lines: one for the population of each fish breed and one for the population of the plankton. To gain these extra credit points, you must choose energy gains and loses so that the populations of all breeds remain stable or oscillating (none of the breeds die out) for at least 5000 ticks.
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