On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 07:46:34 +0100, wrote:

On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 00:04:17 +0100, Malcolm Kane
wrote:

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Its a myth that populations stabilise.

Not at all. All populations will stabilise according to their habitat
- including humans.

Try reading some modern textbooks

Tell me why these textbooks would claim otherwise.

Mainly because populations don't stabilise.

Give evidence as to why you think they don't stabilise

Do as the man says try
reading some up to date sources

You will have to do better than make vague references.

It is a basic fact that populations stabilise according to their
habitat - even to the extent of extinction if their habitat is wiped
out.

Quite amazing when you consider these are so called conservationists
we are teaching, quite amazing. However if you look back over species
and habitat decline since the likes of the RSPB came to fruition, is
it any wonder we are doomed?