Since you provided no choosable options, i will just give some examples :
K increase :
- main competitor for food is eliminated, increasing food availability
- an abandoned building increasing nest area
K Decrease :
- Wetlands drained, decreasing water supply
- Parking lot built, shrinking habitat
- There's a new species that require the same food
K not affected
- Offspring live longer<span />
A lack of resources is the answer
Answer: Pre-K-12 public education
Explanation:
Delivery driver jobs and beach jobs is what I got
The answer is <u>"it is called critical period".</u>
There are critical development periods that are time periods in your kid's development during which she is prepared to learn, ace, or build up another aptitude. The youngster must be prepared, and nature ought to have the capacity to support the acing of the new ability. Some behavioral scientists trust that if a kid isn't helped to take in another aptitude in certain basic periods, she won't learn it all alone and may never learn it and also on the off chance that she had learned it in this "critical" period.
