The initial rise in the line of the graph is an example of population growth in a species as a result of an increase in food supply. This is because, with more food available, the population can grow rapidly due to better survival rates and higher reproductive success.
Use the graph to answer the question below.
The vertical axis is labeled number of individuals and the horizontal axis is labeled time. The graph shows a line that starts from a point on the vertical axis slightly above the origin and moves upward with the high slope. After reaching the maximum point, the line falls down slightly and then becomes almost parallel to the horizontal axis. A horizontal line from the vertical axis overlapping this part of the graph is labeled carrying capacity.
The initial rise in the line of the graph is an example of population growth in a species as a result of
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an increase in natural predators.
an increase in natural predators.
a decrease in habitat.
a decrease in habitat.
an increase in food supply.
an increase in food supply.
a decrease in biodiversity.
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