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A population of 25,000 rabbits experiences 4,000 births in a year. what is that population's birth rate for that year?
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the formula to calculate population's birth rate is:
Number of Births/total population
= 4000 births / 25,000
= 16 %
Considering that rabbits commonly has more than 1 mates and has an average of 50% chance of dying, this number is really low.
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