Population control in animals by overloading resources with sterile animals.
Sterile animals might be introduced into a population to overload a resource. As a result, some of the original fertile animals might be lost by migration or death. This process could be repeated until the fertile population was eradicated without the mating required by Knipling's models. This method may be of use in ecology and in economic control of populations.
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POPULATION