A deer population has access to abundant but limited resources.  As the size of the deer population increases, how will this growth affect their population density?*2 puntosThe population density remains constantPopulation density increases until resource limit is reachedPopulation density grows indefinitelyPopulation density decreases

Select the correct answer.Conservationists establish that the carrying capacity of a population of deer in an extensive geographical area is 945. The current population of deer is 1,100. What is likely to happen to the population of deer? A. The growth pattern will change from logistic to exponential. B. The minimal viable population for the deer will increase. C. Deer from other populations will immigrate to find mates to reproduce successfully. D. The population will remain healthy, and its numbers will increase. E. The population size will drop until the numbers reach the carrying capacity.

Select whether each statement refers to a density-dependent or density-independent factor for population growth.When a prey species becomes more common, predators can more easily find it and kill relatively more. This would be a factor that limits population growth.A hurricane would be a factor that would impact population size.A limit to population growth that has greater influence as population size increases such as a parasite that can more easily jump from host to host would be a factor.

A population of foxes inhabits a small forest. The size of the population is currently below the forest's carrying capacity for the foxes. Which factor could cause an increase in the population's growth rate? A. The population's level of immigration falls below its level of emigration. B. The population's birth rate falls below its death rate after a predator is introduced. C. An increase in food availability increases the birth rate in the population. D. A lack of mating opportunities increases the population's level of emigration.

Select the correct answer.A population of herbivores is at its carrying capacity for its habitat. Which factor is likely to result in a sudden rise in population that far exceeds the carrying capacity? A. birth of young B. emigration C. immigration D. introduction of a new limiting factor

Which changes would most likely limit the growth of a plant-eating animal population? Select four options. The number of predators decreases. Steady rainfall increases the number of plants. A spring freeze kills many plants. The number of predators increases. A harmful plant disease spreads through the area. A harmful animal disease spreads among the population.