We will study global properties of evolutional Lotka-Volterra system. We assume that the predatory efficiency is a function ofa character of species whose evolution obeys a quantitative genetic model. We will show that the structure ofa solution is rather different from that of a non-evolutional system.We will analytically show new ecological features of the dynamics.
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