A population of 1,492 finches is introduced to a rainforest. Over the next year, thefinches showa death rate of 0.395 while the population drops to 1,134. What'sthe birth rate for this population? Is this proving to be a suitable habitat? (Twoanswers)O Yes, this is a suitable habitat. The birth rate is higher than the death rate.D No, this is not a suitable habitat. The birth rate is much lower than the death rate.589-358a 0.155O 0.845Which of the following is true of a population approaching its carrying capacity?O The population's rate of increase approaches zero.ロロロロロ □

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