In the real world, many factors determine the numbers of organisms in any one population. Yet, a "superfly" with unlimited food and no mortality would show what type of growth?

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Biology

Cayden Boone

30 June, 18:04

In the real world, many factors determine the numbers of organisms in any one population. Yet, a "superfly" with unlimited food and no mortality would show what type of growth?

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Aspen Cook · Answer 1

J-shaped curve

Explanation:

The j-shaped curve is a type of growth curve which represents the growth of the population in an environment where resources are abundant and hence the population grows exponentially. In the given question, since there is availability of unlimited food and no mortality, the superfly will show exponential growth and hence, the growth that occurs is a J-shaped curve.