The growth curve depicted by the wildebeest graph given is a logistic growth
- From graph shown, there was a period of continous growth between 1960 to 1976 where the wildebeest increased continously. After that was a period where the growth stopped (this could be the period where the carrying capacity is reached). A period of continous growth followed by a alteration in the growth rate (carrying capacity) are characteristics of a logistic growth curve.
- Linear growth is denoted by a straight line
- Exponential and geometric growth are characterized by unending growth curves. Hence, they do not have a period where the growth level drops.
Therefore, the growth curve best describes a logistic growth curve.