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Which of the following situations illustrates a link between the effects of density-dependent and density-independent factors?
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The carrying capacity of owls in an Alaskan forest is seven per square kilometer.What will happen if twelve owls are confined to a 1-square-kilometer area?
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Nene,Hawaiian geese,live on Maui.Their population density is approximately 0.2 per square kilometer and Maui is approximately 1,800 square kilometers in size.Approximately how many nene live on Maui?
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A population of 10 yeast cells is put into a flask with growth media that contains all of the nutrients required for growth.The yeast has a doubling time of two hours;four hours after adding the yeast to the flask the population size is 40 cells.After three days the population size stabilizes at around 500 cells.Is this population exhibiting logistic or exponential growth? Explain your reasoning.
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China's population ________ is 137 people per square kilometer.
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