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Which environmental factor is most likely to limit population growth? A. occurrence of regular rainfall B. the presence of a predator C. a plentiful food supply D. a significantly large habitat
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Which environmental factor is most likely to limit population growth?

A. occurrence of regular rainfall
B. the presence of a predator
C. a plentiful food supply
D. a significantly large habitat

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B, the presence of a predator.
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