Table 1. Population of Sheep Introduced in Tasmania Year Number of Sheep 1800 20 1815 25 1825 50 1835 100 1845 225 1855 450 1865 310 1875 290 1885 375 1895 400 1905 410 1915 400 1925 410 1935 440 1945 410 1955 400 1965 410 1975 420 1. Identify the growth pattern followed by this population? 2. Approximately how much sheep is the carrying capacity of this environment?

Table 1. Population of Sheep Introduced in Tasmania Year Number of Sheep 1800 20 1815 25 1825 50 1835 100 1845 225 1855 450 1865 310 1875 290 1885 375 1895 400 1905 410 1915 400 1925 410 1935 440 1945 410 1955 400 1965 410 1975 420 1. Identify the growth pattern followed by this population? 2. Approximately how much sheep is the carrying capacity of this environment?

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