Which is an example of a density-independent factor that limits a population?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A severe frost
- Step 1: A density-independent factor acts regardless of population size. Step 2. A frost kills individuals whether the population is small or large. Answer: a severe frost. Why not the others: Competition, disease and predation usually increase with population density.
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