Biology, 05.05.2021 21:30 ashleytorrao65541
The graph of a population of deer is shown below. What can be concluded from this graph?
a. The deer population grew exponentially
b. The deer population grew at a constant rate
c. The deer population reached its carrying capacity
d. The deer population will never reach a carrying capacity
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