Carrying capacity refers to the maximum abundance of a species<span> that can be sustained within a given area of </span>habitat<span>. When an ideal population is at equilibrium with the carrying capacity of its environment, the </span>birth<span> and death rates are equal, and size of the population does not change. Populations larger than the carrying capacity are not sustainable, and will degrade their habitat. In nature, however, neither carrying capacity or populations are ideal—both vary over </span>time<span> for reasons that may be complex, and in ways that may be difficult to predict. Nevertheless, the notion of carrying capacity is very useful because it highlights the ecological fact that, for all species, there are environmental limitations to the sizes of populations that can be sustained.</span><span>
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Is there a question i’m supposed to answer or is it just completely free?
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A living thing I think try that
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in my opinion
I think that there is a difference between the both
Explanation:
since living refers to the present time as we do things , move , talk and so on ..whereas life is placed within us like we have life with us even when we sleep.. we breath in the oxygen which is the atmosphere we breath in order to live .. but both have some common similarities