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8 January, 18:15

The maximum population which an area can maintain indefinitely.

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    The maximum population that can be maintained indefinitely is called carrying capacity.

    It can be studied in areas or places that can support a population. An example is the carrying capacity of remote areas to have an increasing number of animals and people.
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