Density-dependent factors affect:

•larger populations more because resources are already stretched thin.

•larger populations more because predators are a major concern.

•smaller populations more because there is a greater chance of wiping out the entire population.

•smaller populations more because they tend to be upper-level predators.

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Maddison Benton

Biology

9 November, 22:46

Density-dependent factors affect:

•larger populations more because resources are already stretched thin.

•larger populations more because predators are a major concern.

•smaller populations more because there is a greater chance of wiping out the entire population.

•smaller populations more because they tend to be upper-level predators.

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Maeve Galvan · Answer 1

The third is correct

Explanation:

Usually, a small population like rabbits can be hunted down and eaten by predators like a fox or foxes, and eventually, the fox or all of the foxes will kill the population of rabbits to extinction.