2. In the early 1900s, an effort was made to protect the deer population that lived on the KaibabPlateau in Arizona. To protect the deer, over 6200 predators of deer were killed. This allowedthe deer population to grow a lot. When the deer population got too high, many deer began tostarve and die. The graph shows their population changes.Deer Population on KaibabPopulation (1000s)201905 19101915 1920 19251930a. Which limiting factor was lowered,allowing the deer population to growa lot? Pearhb. Which limiting factor caused the highnumber of deer deaths between 1920and 1925?c. Describe how the deer population changesfrom 1910 through 1925.

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2. In the early 1900s, an effort was made to protect the deer population that lived on the Kaibab
Plateau in Arizona. To protect the deer, over 6200 predators of deer were killed. This allowed
the deer population to grow a lot. When the deer population got too high, many deer began to
starve and die. The graph shows their population changes.
Deer Population on Kaibab
Population (1000s)
20
1905 1910
1915 1920 1925
1930
a. Which limiting factor was lowered,
allowing the deer population to grow
a lot? Pearh
b. Which limiting factor caused the high
number of deer deaths between 1920
and 1925?
c. Describe how the deer population changes
from 1910 through 1925.

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This graph shows the population changes of deer living on the Kaibab Plateau in Arizona from 1905 to 1930. It illustrates the efforts made to protect the deer population by reducing the number of predators, which allowed the deer population to increase rapidly from 1910 to 1920. However, due to high deer numbers, many deer began to starve and die, causing a rapid decrease in the population from 1920 to 1925. Finally, the population decreased until 1930.