1.) Carrying capacity (K) - A) Logistic Growth
2.) Density-dependent - A) Logistic Growth
3.) No Immigration or emigration - B) Exponential Growth
4.) r is constant = rmax - B) Exponential Growth
5.) r changes, always < rmax - A) Logistic Growth
6.) Unlimited resources - B) Exponential Growth
Explanation:
The logistic model is based on the concept of carrying capacity, which is the maximum number of individuals that can be supported by a given environment. It also accounts for density-dependent factors that limit population growth as the population reaches the carrying capacity.
Exponential growth models generally assume no limits on resources and no impact from external factors such as immigration or emigration, and assumes that growth rate (r) is constant = rmax, and is independent of the population size.
Exponential model is based on the assumption of unlimited resources and constant growth rate, while the logistic model accounts for the limited resources and density-dependent factors that slow population growth as the population reaches the carrying capacity.
