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It is common to hear about the huge reproductive potential of some organisms. Perhaps someone has mentioned that if all of the eggs of houseflies were to survive to maturity, the world would soon be covered in flies. This does not happen because, in reality,
A) the biotic potential would be limited by environmental resistance.
B) the biotic potential would continue to increase.
C) environmental resistance would increase, increasing the carrying capacity.
D) house flies would find it too difficult to locate a potential mate.

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