Question

what happens to the density of a population due to mortality and emigration

Answer 1

A. Individuals are simultaneously added and removed from the population.
-> IF an equal number of individuals are simultaneously added and removed from the population, the density would stay the same.

Answer 2

B. Individuals are removed from the population.
-> IF an individuals are removed from the population, the density would decrease.

Answer 3

C. Individuals are added to the population.
-> IF an individuals are added to the population, the density would increase.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Generally the population becomes more dense dude. Think about humans. For every oldie that carks it 5 babies are born and 3 refugees arrive.

Answer 6

So despite deaths occurring, there is just too much of an influx to diminish the population.

Answer 7

Cool-cool?

Answer 8

@brezzysokoldd22 emigration stands for outward migration of individuals from the population. Thus both mortality and emigration decrease population.