The Amount of Human and Other Life Forms That the Earth

question 41

Multiple Choice

The amount of human and other life forms that the Earth can support is referred to as

• A) the tragedy of the commons.
• B) spaceship Earth.
• C) carrying capacity.
• D) the secret of the Persian chessboard.

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