The carrying capacity of a population is the 1) maximum population density the e

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The carrying capacity of a population is the 1) maximum population density the environment can support indefinitely 2) maximum population density the environment can support for a short period of time 3) minimum population density the environment can support indefinitely 4) minimum population density the environment can support for a short time Except for nitrogen, ______is the element most likely to be present in amounts so small as to limit the growth of plants. 1) phosphorus 2) potassium 3) sulfur 4) magnesium 5) plutonium A community that consists of characteristic assemblages of species that interact with each other in predictable ways is said to be 1) pioneer 2) stabilized 3) integrated 4) reproductive 5) individualistic

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Ans 42: the carrying capacity of a population is: the maximum population density environment can support indefinitely

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