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Consider the system \[ \frac{dx_1}{dt}=x_1\left(\frac{r_1(t)x_1}{s(t)+x_1}-d(t)-a_{11} (t)x_1-\frac{a_{12}(t)x_2}{1+mx_1}\right),\quad \frac{dx_2} {dt}= x_2\left(-r_2(t)+ \frac{a_{21}(t)x_1}{1+mx_1} \right), \] where all coefficients are \(\omega\)-periodic. Using the coincidence degree theory, the authors derive sufficient conditions for the existence of at least one \(\omega\)-periodic solution.
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