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-To make things more interesting, in many areas badgers are the main predators of the owls nests.  Moreover,  ground rodents are preyed upon by badgers and  burrowing owls as well.
+To make things more interesting, in many areas badgers are the main predators of the owls nests.  Moreover,  ground rodents are preyed upon by badgers and by burrowing owls as well.
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 ===== Assigment =====
-Propose a mathematical model for the coupled population dynamics of burrowing owls and at least of a prey or of a predator of the owls. Your model should take into account the indirect effects of preys (and/or predators) by providing burrows for the owls. Use this model to explore the consequences of such indirect effects.
+Propose a mathematical model for the coupled population dynamics of burrowing owls and of at least a prey or a predator of the owls. Your model should take into account the indirect effects of preys (and/or predators) by providing burrows for the owls. Use this model to explore the consequences of such indirect effects.
-===== Some references to start with=====
+===== Some starting references =====
   * [[http://aep.alberta.ca/fish-wildlife/species-at-risk/species-at-risk-publications-web-resources/birds/documents/SAR-BurrowingOwlAlberta-RecoveryPlan-Oct2012.pdf|Alberta Burrowing Owl Recovery Plan]]