What are some factors that might stop a population's exponential growth

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Lack of food, lack of shelter, disease, war, genocide, putting a limit to the amount of kids one may have, or how many can exist in a single generation.

lyudmila [28]3 years ago

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So first of all, you might run out of food, which means that there wont be enough to sustain too many animals/people.
Or, you could simply run out of the space to have any more offspring.
One final one is the introduction of a new predator, which would eat the population, making the growth unpredictable.

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