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Why are food and water the limiting factors that usually have the greatest effect on population size?
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Why are food and water the limiting factors that usually have the greatest effect on population size?

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Because if you have a large population, there is a need for more food and water, but if you don't have enough food and water to support a large population, that limits it from happening
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