Biology
Biology, 28.02.2020 01:29, softballgirl3589

According to the graph, which region's
population is expected to get smaller between
2010 and 2050?
WORLD POPULATION GROWTH
20,000
10,000
World
5,000
Asla
2,000
Africa
Europe
Millions of people
United States
Mexico,
Canada, & Greenland
Central America
Caribbean Islands, &
South America
Oceania (Australia &
nearby islands in the Pacific)


According to the graph, which region's population is expected to get smaller between 2010 and 2050?

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