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In any population, certain factors may enhance population growth while others may limit or even cause a population to decline. We can
describe these factors as either density dependent or density independent Drag each factor to the correct classification.

In any population certain factors may enhance population growth while others may limit or even cause a population to decline We can describe these factors as ei class=

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Density-dependent: Predation, Disease, Intraspecific competition. Density-independent: Flooding, Urbanization.

What are limiting factors?

When talking about limiting factors we refer to the biotic or abiotic elements that affect or influence the population growth.

Limiting factors might be either,

  • density-dependent ⇒ they depend on the population size ⇒ interactions with other species like predation or competition.

  • density-independent ⇒ they do not depend on population size ⇒ human impact or natural disasters like fires, volcanic eruptions, or flooding.

According to this information we can make the following classification,

  • density-dependent ⇒ Predation, Disease, Intraspecific competition

  • density-independent ⇒ Flooding, Urbanization

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