Which is not a density-dependent factor limiting population growth?
food availability
predators
living space
drought
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Drought is not a density dependent factor.
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Dry season isn't a thickness subordinate factor constraining populace development.
With regards to populaces, a constraining element is a factor that makes populace development diminish.
A constraining variable that relies upon populace measure is known as a thickness subordinate restricting element.
The more thick a populace is the more prominent the effect on the measure of the populace.
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