At point A, populations of both the species M and N increase

At point B, population of species M increase while that of species N decreases

At point B, population of species N increase while that of species M decreases

Ultimately species N will he eliminated

Two species, M and N, occupy the same habitat. Given below is a 'state-space'  graph in which the abundance of species M is plotted on the X-axis and  abundance of species N is plotted on the Y-axis. For each species, the zerogrowth isocline is plotted. 

Two species, M and N, occupy the same habitat. Given below is a 'state-space' graph in which the abundance of species M is plotted on the X-axis and the abundance of species N is plotted on the Y-axis. For each species, the zerogrowth isocline is plotted. &ndash;&ndash;&ndash;&ndash;&ndash;&ndash; zero-growth isocline for species M &ndash;&ndash;&ndash;&ndash;&ndash;&ndash;zero-growth isocline for species N KM = carrying capacity of the habitat for species M in absence of species N KN = carrying capacity of the habitat for species N in absence of species M a = per capita effect of species N on M b = per capita effect of species M on N&nbsp; <img src="https://vediphlie-aws.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/Q506_a1842b428b.JPG" alt="" width="160" height="137" /> Based on the above plot some deductions are made. Which one of the following statements is INCORRECT?

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