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Biology, 25.02.2021 19:30 rivermadds4163

As the deer population increases in size, how will its growth rate affect its population density? Choose 1

(Choice A)

Population density decreases.

(Choice B)

Population density increases until resource limits are met.

(Choice C)

Population density grows indefinitely.

(Choice D)

Population density remains constant.

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