Optimal Population Size is a theoretical construct in population ethics that denotes the specific number of individuals in a population that maximizes overall moral value by balancing the quantity, quality, and distribution of well-being.
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Models of Optimal Size for Solitary Predators
Thomas W. Schoener · The American Naturalist · 1969 · 429 citations
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