The number of births that occur in relation to the overall population per year is called the __________. A) birth rate B) population distribution C) growth rate D) age structure E) gene pool
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Option A, "birth rate," seems to fit this description, as it refers to the number of births per unit of population, typically expressed as births per 1,000 people per year. Option B, "population distribution," refers to the spatial arrangement of a population, Show more…
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