8. which will probably increase population density?
a increase in the food supply
b dec...
Biology, 12.01.2020 22:31 docholiday
8. which will probably increase population density?
a increase in the food supply
b decrease in available shelter
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c increase in the number of freezes
d decrease in water supply
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