Question

Explain the limiting factors that control population growth.

Answer 1

Limiting factors in the environment include: Food/water, oxygen, space availability, as well as other factors such as predation and competition.

These limiting factors set the supportable capacity of a population. Any time the population is very out of balance with the supportable capacity, you will see either exponential growth of the population (in the case of increased resources and decreased competition/predation), or on the other side of the coin, exponential decline of the population (excessive predation/competition/parasitism with a lack of sustainable resources).

Answer 2

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Answer 3

What?

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Oh ok

Answer 6

@pielover123

Answer 7

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Answer 8

k

Answer 9

Im tryign to think how to make this shorter

Answer 10

*Trying

Answer 11

umm ok

Answer 12

Limiting factors in the environment include: Food/water, oxygen, space availability, as well as other factors such as predation and competition. These limiting factors set the supportable capacity of a population. Any time the population is very out of balance with the supportable capacity, you will see either exponential growth of the population

Just take this part K

Answer 13

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^ thats part is inportant

Answer 14

i got it thannks