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Which is an accurate description of the growth of a natural animal population? A)It is limited by environmental factors.B)It continues to grow indefinitely.C)It is genetically determined.D)It never changes.
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Which is an accurate description of the growth of a natural animal population?

A)It is limited by environmental factors.B)It continues to grow indefinitely.C)It is genetically determined.D)It never changes.

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the answer is A. it’s limited by environmental factors

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The answer is A

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It is limited by environmental factors. A population of organisms cannot survive if it exceeds its carrying capacity. There are also limiting factors, such as predators, disease, etc.

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