Define carrying capacity with an example?

Biology

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fomenos2 years ago

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Answer: caring capacity is the maximum amount of a population that an enviornemtn can sustain for carry.

Explanation:

Deer eat a lot of plants, tress and shrubs etc. When hunters kill wolves (deers natural predator) their carrying capacity increased until they started to eat all the vegetation and the deer began to starve because they reached their carrying capacity.

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