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Population Size and Structure

Question 19 • CA-Life Science B (High School)

density-dependentdensity-independent number of mates

Answer
A
density-dependent
B
density-independent

Explanation

The number of mates available can change with how many individuals live in an area. As population density rises, individuals may have more potential mates—or face more competition for them—so this factor depends on population density. Therefore, “number of mates” is density-dependent.

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