In any population, exponential growth:
a. is unlikely to persist for very long.
b. will occur only while the population is so small that every individual can easily obtain everything it needs
c. means that the time for the population do double in size does not change as the population grows.
d. all of the above are characteristic of exponential growth.
Exponential growth means continue growth and reproduction.
It is possible only when population size is small and resources are unlimited.
When population size increase so much, exponential growth stop due to competition.
D is correct answer because all statement are correct.
In any population, exponential growth: a. is unlikely to persist for very long. b. will occur...
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