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An earthquake is an example of which of the following? A. a limiting factor B. a density-dependent factor C. population density D. a density-independent factor

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maciehenley
The answer is D because an earthquake can kill all members of the population regardless of whether the population is small or large
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An earthquake is an example of which of the following a density-independent factor.

What are density-independent factors?

The density-independent factors are factors capable of altering the rate of a population independently of its density.

  • Natural catastrophes such as earthquakes represent density-independent factors.
  • Conversely, density-dependent factors are factors capable of altering the rate of a population in a dependent mode on population density (e.g., food availability).

In conclusion, an earthquake is an example of which of the following a density-independent factor.

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