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explain why most populations do not grow exponentially and why they tend to level off at carrying capacity
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explain why most populations do not grow exponentially and why they tend to level off at carrying capacity
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Most populations don’t grow exponentially since there is regulations considering CBR & CDR, as well as NIR in the whole population. There are push factors as well a limited growth.
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