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Malthus formed his theory by studying factors that control the population growth of humans. How might factors operating on organisms in nature differ from those of Malthus’s theory?
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Malthus formed his theory by studying factors that control the population growth of humans. How might factors operating on organisms in nature differ from those of Malthus’s theory?

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Malthus didn't account for diseases or natural disasters in his theory of population growth.
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