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ES Web of Confeences 7, 68 (8) hps://doiog/5/esconf/8768 ICEIS 8 η Qη () Q η η M δ λ () C e C e e CC, δ Qδ () C C λ () M e δ M δ λ e α p q M Q δ q p λ i () e δ i, H H E H δ Ce λ () q λ q E δ π λ () q λ () q e E λ (), λ () M M p q p q C E M, δ δ δ C,, E π π CE M, M oδ π MqMq oδ o δ π δ δ δ π 4 umeical esuls, K, K 5, 9, 7, α, α, q, q, p 8, p 5, C 5, δ, 5 P, P 98, R, R5, 8 δ δ E Fig The evoluion of pe and pedao populaions fo biological equilibium Fig P 98,fo havesing effo E equals o unis In figue, i shows ha he soluions wih he diffeen iniial condiions, close o he opimal equilibium R (5, 8) I is shows ha fo pe populaion, he opimal equilibium is lage compeed o equilibium sae On he cona, fo he pedao populaion, he opimal equilibium is less compeed o equilibium sae 5 Conclusion he simulaion esuls, i was shown ha he susainable havesing fo wo species 4

ES Web of Confeences 7, 68 (8) hps://doiog/5/esconf/8768 ICEIS 8 (pe and pedao) can be obained The oici faco cause he deceasing of havesing So, o peven coasal ecossem is needed he effos fo educing he emission of cabon dioide in susainable economic developmen cknowledgemens Refeences BR Redd, In J Mah Tends and Tech 4(), () T Das, R Mukhejee, KS Chaudhui, ppl Mah Model (5):8-9, (9) T Das, R Mukhejee, KS Chaudhui, J Biol Dn (5):447-46 (9) Suimin, S Khabibah, D Munawwaoh, ES Web Conf, 88 (8) 5