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True or false: at any zero-eigenvalue bifurcation in two dimensions, the nullclines always intersect tangentially. (Hint: Consider the geometrical meaning of the rows in the Jacobian matrix.)
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True or false: at any zero-eigenvalue bifurcation in two dimensions, the nullclines always intersect tangentially. (Hint: Consider the geometrical meaning of the rows in the Jacobian matrix.)
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