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Environmental Science - Carrying Capacity Quiz
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1
Things that determine carrying capacity are known as
Liable Factors
None of the above
Limiting Factors
Human Factors
2
What might happen if the earth exceeds its carrying capacity?
There would be more room for people to move around
The continents might sink into the oceans
Nothing really - Most people would be unaffected
There might not be enough food for everyone
3
Which of these describes a population?
Total numbers of cars in our parking lot today
The total number of squirrels living in South Gate Park
An alligator living in the sewer
Total number of plants, animals, and people living in H.P.
4
Populations that exceed carrying capacity experience declines in population numbers rarely
False
True
5
In an exponential growth curve all populations grow rapidly until a limiting factor stops it
False
True
6
Every species has a carrying capacity (not just humans)
False
True
7
In the logistical growth model the name of the curve that shows carrying capacity is known as a
None of the above
M-curve
T-curve
S-curve