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Which of the following is a density-independent factor?(A) Disease(B) Famine(C) Floods(D) Predation(E) Increase in toxins in the environment
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Density-dependent factors are those that change in intensity or effect based on the size or density of the population. Examples include disease, famine, and predation. Show more…
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