A population continues at a stable size for many years. Suddenly, in a single season, the population size drops by half. Is the cause more likely to be density-dependent, density-independent, or both? Explain your answer.

A population continues at a stable size for many years. Suddenly, in a single season, the population size drops by half, the cause is more likely to be - both density-dependent and density-independent.

The size or growth of the population can be influenced by various factors that can be density-dependent or density-independent:

Thus, the cause is more likely to be - both density-dependent and density-independent.

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Both, it could be both density-independent and density-dependent.

Explanation:

DI-Extreme weather or a natural disaster

DD-Disease/Parasitism/Human Activities/New Predators

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