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The size of a population is determined several times over a period of time and the changes graphed. The graph shows slow growth to start, then a significant increase, then a steep decline to extinction of the population. This growth curve is typical of a/an
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open population

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prey population

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closed population

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yeast population

The stages that are seen through time as an area becomes re-established after a disturbance are called
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Community stages

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Seral stages

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Habitat stages

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Climax stages

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