Question 6 (Mandatory) (5 points)1. foughNumber of IndividualsbTimeBenthic macroinvertebrate populations often fluctuate considerably due to a varietyof factors. Match the growth stages with the letters corresponding to that stage onthe growth curve above.High r value results inexceeding of K.1. aCompetition regulatespopulation growth2. bA flood takes out thepopulation.3. CCarrying Capacity4. dGrowth in low population5. edensity; density-dependentfactors not yet important.

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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