Populations that have reducedvariation in their vital rates inresponse to increasingenvironmental variation are said tohaveа.Environmental stochasticityO b. Temporal autocorrelationС.Demographic bufferingO d. Unstable equilibriumO e.Stable equilibrium

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Populations that have reduced
variation in their vital rates in
response to increasing
environmental variation are said to
have
а.
Environmental stochasticity
O b. Temporal autocorrelation
С.
Demographic buffering
O d. Unstable equilibrium
O e.
Stable equilibrium

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Environmental factors have a severe direct and indirect role in the growth, development, and survival of the population. Food supply, rivalry for other resources, predation, sickness, or some other environmental issue ultimately limits the geometric or exponential expansion of all populations.

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