Which is the best way to determine a species population in an area?

A. Subtract those leaving the area from those in or arriving at the area.

B. Add up the sustainability in an area, and subtract the number of deaths.

C. Subtract the carrying capacity from the original population.

D. Add up the animals that have been born recently.

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Payten Copeland

Biology

17 October, 14:51

Which is the best way to determine a species population in an area?

A. Subtract those leaving the area from those in or arriving at the area.

B. Add up the sustainability in an area, and subtract the number of deaths.

C. Subtract the carrying capacity from the original population.

D. Add up the animals that have been born recently.

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Gator · Answer 1

i think the answer is c

Declan Doyle · Answer 2

A. - Subtract those leaving the area from those in or arriving at the area

Explanation:

As in demography, a total population of a specie is determined by the total of the individuals of a specie, less the exit or death of an individuals of a that specie, in a given time