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In an ecosystem, which is not a density-dependent limiting factor? a. predation b. parasitism c. competition d. natural disaster

In an ecosystem, which is not a density-dependent limiting factor? a. predation b. parasitism c. competition d. natural disaster
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In an ecosystem, which is not a density-dependent limiting factor?

a. predation
b. parasitism
c. competition
d. natural disaster

User Gunjan Shah
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D. Natural disaster

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parasitism is the answer, that is parasites
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