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29-09-2022
Biology

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When a population has not reached its ecosystem's carrying capacity, what happens to the population?

A. Population will decrease until carrying capacity is reached

B.Population continues to increase

C.Population will grow until all resources are gone and then go extinct

D. Population will remain above carrying capacity until resources are added

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