Asked by bob
Which of the following is not a factor in determining population size?
a.
the food supply
b.
birth rate
c.
available niches
d.
detritivore activity
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c. available niches
Population size is directly affected by births, deaths (which relate to food supply), immigration/emigration, and factors like nutrient cycling (detritivore activity) that influence resource availability. "Available niches" describes roles or habitats a species can occupy and affects species distribution and diversity more than the numeric size of a given population.
Population size is directly affected by births, deaths (which relate to food supply), immigration/emigration, and factors like nutrient cycling (detritivore activity) that influence resource availability. "Available niches" describes roles or habitats a species can occupy and affects species distribution and diversity more than the numeric size of a given population.
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