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Popluation growth and interaction question

#34.Which of the following scenarios is an example of a density-dependent limiting factor?

Select one:
a. The population of sea turtles in the Caribbean decreases because of an increase in the number and intensity of hurricanes during the breeding season.
b. The spread of ticks among a moose population weakens the individual members, causing a decrease in the population density.
c. Warmer temperatures over several winters has resulted in an extensive pine beetle infestation of lodgepole pine trees across northern British Columbia and Alberta.
d. A forest fire destroys much of the habitat in the Boreal forest of Northern Alberta.
i think it is c?
#35.Biotic potential is lower when

Select one:
a. the number of reproductive cycles is high
b. the age of first reproductive cycle is low
c. the number of offspring per reproductive cycle is high
d. lifespan is long

b?
after you are done answering my other questions can you please answer these 2 and my next 2 questions 36 and 38?

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hi bio_man, thank you so much for getting back with me Wink Face

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