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What are the factors which affect population growth.
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Answer
Population is a dynamic unit of nature. Factors which affects the growth of a population are :
(a) Scarcity or stablity (b) Availablity of food
(c) Hunting pressure (d) Seasonal contition.
If the above conditions are favourable then the population will grow, if the conditions are unfavourable then the population will decrease.
(a) Scarcity or stablity (b) Availablity of food
(c) Hunting pressure (d) Seasonal contition.
If the above conditions are favourable then the population will grow, if the conditions are unfavourable then the population will decrease.
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