Limiting Factors

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What is NOT an example of limiting factors? Predation, Food Source, Space, Migration

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Migration

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Carrying capacity is...

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The greatest # of individuals an area can support over time.

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What is the carrying capacity shown on the graph? Options: 90 Rabbits, 0.9 Rabbits, 9 Rabbits, 9 Years

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9 Rabbits

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If a population of gazelle decrease, the population of cheetahs will...

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Decrease

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Which of the following statements is true?

• A decrease in food availability lowers carrying capacity.
• An increase in water will decrease the carrying capacity.
• A fishes population cannot exceed the carrying capacity.
• A population stays level once at carrying capacity.

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A decrease in food availability lowers carrying capacity.

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True or False: A natural disaster is an example of a limiting factor.

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True

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Carrying capacity applies to...

• Humans
• Animals
• Plants
• All of the above

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All of the above

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Population

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All the members of a species living in the same area.

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Which of the following could NOT prevent a population from growing? Food, Disease, Space, Migration

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Migration

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If humans destroy all of the Sea Turtles nesting sites, what is going to happen to the Sea Turtles? Options: Increase, Decrease, Stay the same, Sea Turtles don't need to nest

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Decrease

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