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iVinArrow [24]
2 years ago
10

HELP ME PLEASE -what type of growth? Explain some of the causes behind the population growth.

Biology
1 answer:
postnew [5]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Low Stationary or Low Fluctuating

Explanation:

reasons:

-<em>Better healthcare</em>

<em>-Rise in birthrate</em>

<em>-Food security</em>

<em>-Lack of awareness/ education</em>

<em>-Cultural influences</em>

<em>-Lack of family planning</em>

<em>-Religious propagation</em>

<em>-Malicious intent to change demographics</em>

<em>-Immigration</em>

<em>-For Social support</em>

<em>-Perception of marriage & family.</em>

<em>Have an amazing night <3</em>

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