The Combination of External Factors That Keep a Population from Reaching

question 47

Multiple Choice

The combination of external factors that keep a population from reaching its maximum growth rate is

• A) population aging.
• B) environmental augmentation.
• C) population clumping.
• D) environmental resistance.
• E) environmental assuagement.

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