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14-09-2020
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What happens to a population in response to a density-indenendent limiting factor?

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14-09-2020

In response to such factors, a population may “crash”. After the crash, the population may build up again quickly, or it may stay slow for some time. The outcome can vary depending on many different factors that greatly play into it.

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