8. Which is NOT a density-dependent growth limiting factor? predation drought parasitism competition disease
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These factors typically include competition for resources, predation, and disease. In this case, the given factor is disease. Disease can spread more easily in dense populations, as individuals are in closer proximity to each other. Show more…
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