Which contributes to a population at zero population growth? A) Deaths outpace births. B) Births outpace deaths. C) Carrying capacity is exceeded. D) Birthrate equals the death rate.

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Which contributes to a population at zero population growth? A) Deaths outpace births. B) Births outpace deaths. C) Carrying capacity is exceeded. D) Birthrate equals the death rate.

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both are equal to the is zero pop growth

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