What are some factors that might have a density-dependent limitin...

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What are some factors that might have a density-dependent limiting effect on population growth?

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Hey everyone, Let's take a look at this question together. Forest fires decimate deer populations in a forest where they are the dominant animal. This is an example of what. Let's take a look at our answer choices here to try to figure out which regulation model best represents the question that we have when we're dealing with forest fires or other whether related events in a population events such as those forest fires or severe, whether and also we have natural disasters, these are all things that are not dependent on the density of the population, so whether related events are independent, independent and they're independent on the density of the population. So that means that the correct answer is answer choice C density independent factors in population regulation. Because those forest fires that regulate the population size of those deer in the forest are weather related events that are not dependent on the density of that population. And so answer choice. C is the best answer. I hope you found this video to be helpful. Thank you and goodbye.

What are some factors that might have a density-dependent limiting effect on population growth?

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