The Number of Individuals of a Species That Can Be

question 22

Multiple Choice

The number of individuals of a species that can be supported indefinitely in a particular place is called its

• A)niche.
• B)biotic potential.
• C)carrying capacity.
• D)maximum size.
• E)habitat usagE.

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