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biology. First, models often combine many individual organisms and assume that they can be described by a single variable, such as population size. This procedure violates the biological principle that each individual is different, with behavior and physiology that result from a unique combination of genetic and environmental influences. Second, most models do not distinguish among organisms'
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Huston et al. (1988) studied this question.
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