The human populations are not limited by the carrying capacity of their ecosystems, and they are the only species on Earth that are able to perform such a thing. The main reason for this is that the humans are able to transport resources of all sorts and for all needs from very distant places. Even if there's a very large population surrounded by desert, the humans are still able to survive by simply bringing in the necessary things from other places throughout he means of transportation. Another reason is that the humans are able to change and manipulate their environment to certain extent, being able to provide for themselves even in ecosystems that naturally are nowhere near close to provide those things for them.
The Body Structures of some species support Darwin's Theories because of fossil records, similarities in DNA and protein sequences between organisms, homologous <span>and vestigial body structures, and similarities in early development. Also, they have similar limbs.
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The correct answer is that "<span>positive growth in humans".
We humans are compared to trees according to Carl Rogers. Like trees, we also are in need of things for us to have a positive growth, as trees need water, sunlight and nutrients to grow, we humans need empathy, genuineness and acceptance are needed for us to grow as a positive individual.</span>
