Geography, asked by categoryofnoun, 1 year ago

what is natural population growth

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Answered by SyedRehana

Natural population growth is the difference between natural birth rate and death rate per year.
The number of live births per year is known as natural birth rate.
The number of deaths per year is known as death rate

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