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Which of the following best describes how a biotic factor can limit the population growth in a species
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Which of the following best describes how a biotic factor can limit the population growth in a species

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A biotic factor can limit growth because for an example, if lions eat all of the zebras (for an example), what will other carnivores eat? There will be competition for food.
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A parasite invades the species and causes its population to decline.


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