density-dependent, density-independent

density-independent, density-independent

density-independent, density-dependent

density-dependent, density-dependent

none of these

Cultural carrying capacity describes the number of individuals that can exist alongside one another at a reasonable standard of living. Biological carrying capacity describes how many individuals can survive.

Cultural carrying capacity describes the ability of a human population to thrive and create culture in meager circumstances. Biological carrying capacity describes how many individuals can survive.

Cultural carrying capacity describes the number of individuals that can exist alongside one another at a reasonable standard of living. Biological carrying capacity describes which species are able to coexist in a niche.

Cultural carrying capacity predicts which human populations (depending on factors such as location, weather, and level of city planning) are most likely to develop a set of customs and laws. Biological carrying capacity describes the carrying capacity of each household in the community.

Cultural carrying capacity predicts the amount of "melting pot influence" that a society can withstand while still holding on to cultural beliefs and traditions. Biological carrying capacity describes how many individuals can survive.

The distance between individuals in minimized

Sources are abundant throughout the environment

It is rarely seen in nature

It does not affect predation patterns

carrying capacity

fitness

natural selection

allopatric speciation

A species has reached the carrying capacity but continues to grow, creating a population explosion and a competition for resources

A species has reached carrying capacity and leveled off due to limited resources

A species cycles up to carrying capacity, and then back down to the minimum

The maximum point of growth of a species

The correlation between a species and its competitors in a specific niche