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Env. Science - Limiting Factors Review

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Any abiotic or biotic factor that controls the number of individuals in a population is:
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a bioaccumulation factor
Chemosynthesis
a limiting factor
a pollutant

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Q1
Any abiotic or biotic factor that controls the number of individuals in a population is:
a bioaccumulation factor
Chemosynthesis
a limiting factor
a pollutant
30s
Q2
Competition for resources is a limiting factor because:
predator-prey populations often increase and decrease in cycles
abiotic factors such as light, water, and temperature are present
cities, highways, campgrounds and orchards provide alternate environments for animals and plants
there is only a limited amount of food and living space available in any ecosystem
30s
Q3
Identify the biotic factor in the a forest ecosystem.
River
Rocks
Squirrel
Sunlight
30s
Q4
The largest population that an environment can support is called"
Carrying Capacity
Death Rate
Birth Rate
Limiting Factor
30s
Q5
Three of the four factors below are considered density -dependent because they become more limiting as the density of the population increases. Identify the factors that is NOT density-dependent.
Space
Water
Weather
Food
30s