Species whose populations follow a boom-and-bust curve are most affected by

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August Haley

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14 October, 02:13

Species whose populations follow a boom-and-bust curve are most affected by

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Matthew Hicks · Answer 1

Species whose populations follow a boom-and-bust curve are most affected by "density-independent factors." Density-independent factors refer to any factor limiting the size of a population. The effect is not dependent on the total number of individuals in the population.