SAT, 08.02.2021 20:40, hardwick744

A population can no longer increase in size when it reaches the carrying capacity of the environment. Instead, the population size remains fairly stable. What is true when the population reaches this point?

A. There are still plenty of habitats available.

B. There are few predators,

C. Resources are limited,

D. The ecosystem has undergone an abrupt change.

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