Choose the terms that correspond with the definitions listed below. Definitions Terms Related to Growth Patterns A growth pattern that forms an S-shaped curve A. Biotic potential B. Exponential growth C. Logistic growth The maximum growth rate of a population D. Carrying capacity A growth pattern that forms a J-shaped curve The ability for an environment to sustain population growth

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