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Biology, 14.04.2020 18:29 anna8352

If the carrying capacity for the North Atlantic cod on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland is 500,000 tons, when do you expect that the rate of population growth would be greatest?
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O When there is 500,000 tons of cod on the Grand Banks
O When there are 250,000 tons of cod on the grand banks
O Where there are 50,000 tons of cod on the grand banks
O When there are 550,000 tons of cod on the Grand Banks

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