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Which factor will most likely increase the carrying capacity of a mouse population in a forest
: High rains increase the water supply.
The graph shows how the population of turtles in a freshwater pond has changed over the years. At which time has the turtle population reached the carrying capacity of the pond
5 Years
which describes the number of new infants per one thousand individuals in a population per year
Birthrate - apex
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