Asked by jacory Dillard
What happens to the size of a population if the birth rate decreases while the death rate remains the same?
it increases
it decreases
it increases, then decreases
it stays the same
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it decreases
Fewer births mean fewer new individuals entering the population while deaths remain unchanged, so the population loses more than it gains and declines.
Fewer births mean fewer new individuals entering the population while deaths remain unchanged, so the population loses more than it gains and declines.
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