Explain how carrying capacity in your ecosystem will support the preservation of your species population. My species is a sea title. Pls help this is due tonight

The number of species must not exceed the carrying capacity of the specie in the ecosystem.

The carrying capacity of an ecosystem refers to the number of species that the ecosystem can support without experiencing a breakdown. We must recall that resources required by organisms such as food, mates and nutrients are always in limited supply.

In order to preserve a given species, the number of species must not exceed the carrying capacity of the specie in the ecosystem.

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Carrying capacity is the maximum population of species an ecosystem can sustained with the various necessities needed for survival. An ecosystem comprising of sea title species and has its carrying capacity, will give sea title acess to adequate food, water, shelter, mates e.t.c. These are basic necessities for organisms survival. Once sea title have access to these, it will be preserved and life without been disturbed, prey on or compete for limited resources because resources are available for it's uses.

Explanation:

The carrying capacity of an ecosystem refers to maximum population of species an ecosystem can sustain with it's available resources for survival. The population size is limited by factors like food, water supply, space, shelter, mates e.t.c. A population depends on various components of it's ecosystem for nececities like food, water, space , mates e.t.c. An ecosystem can only support a given population and if it's exceed it carrying capacity, competition, predation and parasitism will set in.