PEARSON ETEXT FOR CAMPBELL BIOLOGY
PEARSON ETEXT FOR CAMPBELL BIOLOGY
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Author: Urry
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Chapter 53, Problem 13TYU

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To determine: The problems that arise from population growth in less industrialized countries

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Less industrialized countries are those where the population density is more. People live in joint families. The industrialized countries are those where the population density is less. People live in nuclear families.

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Summary Introduction

To determine: The problems that arise from population growth in industrialized nations.

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Less industrialized countries are those where the population density is more. People live in joint families. The industrialized countries are those where the population density is less. People live in nuclear families.

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To determine: The greater threat of the problems that arise from population growth in less industrialized countries and industrialized nations.

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Less industrialized countries are those where the population density is more. People live in joint families. The industrialized countries are those where the population density is less. People live in nuclear families.

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