The biotic potential of a population

                                 The Biotic potential:

It is the ability of a population of any living species of an organism to increase under standard or ideal environmental conditions. The ideal condition could be specific to a specific organism such as sufficient food supply, no predators, and a lack of disease.

The primary determining factors for biotic potential are the rate of reproduction and the size as it is nothing but the maximum number of individuals a species can produce in a population. Generally, these conditions are not possible in nature as biotic factors always interact and limit the biotic potential.

iii. and iv. only is the right answer

read the sentence below and answer the question that follows. one of the norms in the village was to meet at the town square on fridays for a community dinner and dance. the underlined word in the sentence above is best defined as a a. cultural element shared by all people around the world b. specific area in a town used for traditional community events c. religious custom accepted and practiced by all members of a village d. behavioral pattern that is regularly accepted by a group of people