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In 1890, 60 European starlings were released in New York City. By 1950, hundreds of millions of the birds had spread throughout

the United States. This is an example of
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meriva2 years ago
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The above scenario is an example of an exponential growth.

<h3>What is an exponential growth?</h3>

An exponential growth can be defined as a situation in which the population size of a species of living organism grows faster and quickly as the population gets larger.

This ultimately implies that, an exponential growth generally result in a a population explosion over time.

In this scenario, we were told that the population of European starlings increased to hundreds of millions. Thus, this is an example of an exponential growth.

Read more on population here: brainly.com/question/25896797

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