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What usually happens to a population of organisms when the region's carrying capacity has been reached? (A) The population levels off. (B)The population begins to increase. (C)The population drops sharply.
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What usually happens to a population of organisms when the region's carrying capacity has been

reached?

(A) The population levels off.

(B)The population begins to increase.

(C)The population drops sharply.

(D)The population begins to fall slowly.

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D

Step-by-step explanation:

there is not enough resources, they would have to fight for the food in order to survive. This leaves that there will be organisms that will die from this.

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