Limiting factors are what controls the population of an ecosystem. It also limits the kind of organisms that inhabit it. Limiting factors can be abiotic or biotic. Abiotic factors are the nonliving factors that affect the living ones. From the given options above, the only biotic limiting factor is vegetation. The correct answer would be option B.
MUTATIONS lead to duplications actually increase the number of genes in a genome.
Biotic:
-predator
-competition(relationsip)
abiotic:
-sunlight
-water
Tons of rain can cause an ecosystem to flood, killing species that are not meant to withstand lots of water. Ocean temperature can slow down or speed up evaporation, affecting precipitation rates.
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Answer:
very few cells are able to reproduce
Explanation:
