Biology, asked by rani2230, 6 months ago

describe the population growth Boom-and bust in biology?
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Answered by meerachittipolu
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Answer:

What are boom and bust cycles? The boom and bust cycle applies to many populations like insects, birds, and mammals. The boom is when the population grows exponentially rapidly, it is then followed by a bust, which is when the population falls back to a minimal level. Boom and bust cycles are like rollercoasters.

Answered by einstein44
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Explanation:

Stephanie: “Boom” characterized by rapid growth witch is followed by “busts” during which the population falls back to a minimal level.  A example is the "boom and bust" is during the boom the economy grows, jobs are plentiful, and the market brings good, high return investors. The economy during the bust it shrinks, people lose their jobs and investors lose their money. The individuals, businesses, and banks heavily decrease their investments rapidly decline in value. The boom- bust cycle is a big thing in our economy because the businesses and banks need their investments for their jobs. The boom part of the boom and bust cycle is kind of like when a spices reaches it biotic potential and the bust could be a representation of when the population is no longer at its biotic poetical. 

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