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timofeeve [1]
3 years ago
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Biology
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ElenaW [278]3 years ago
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Answer:  animals entering a population

animals leaving a population

birth rate

death rate

Population growth rate can be defined as the change in the size of the population with respect to time. A negative growth rate means the size of the population is decreasing whereas, a positive growth rate means the size of the population is increasing. The factors which affect the growth rate are no of live births , no of deaths,  immigration and emigration in a give time. Immigration refers to the arrival of new members from different location to the area or population under consideration. Emigration refers to the movement of the members of the population to other location.  


wel3 years ago
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Type of species, animals entering the population, animals leaving the population, birth rate, and death rate.
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