Bats may be greater in number in a habitat with abundant flying insects and roosting sites, but fewer in number where there is abundant food but fewer suitable shelters. Which relates to this observation?

A) Exponential growth

B) Logistic growth

C) Limiting Factor

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Adonis Burns

11 May, 14:57

Bats may be greater in number in a habitat with abundant flying insects and roosting sites, but fewer in number where there is abundant food but fewer suitable shelters. Which relates to this observation?

A) Exponential growth

B) Logistic growth

C) Limiting Factor

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Landon Rosario · Answer 1

B. Logistic growth relates to this observation.

Logistic population growth occurs when the growth rate decreases as the population reaches carrying capacity.

Bats may be greater in number in a habitat with abundant flying insects and roosting sites, but fewer in number where there is abundant food but fewer suitable shelters. Which relates to this observation?A) Exponential growthB) Logistic growthC) Limiting Factor

Bats may be greater in number in a habitat with abundant flying insects and roosting sites, but fewer in number where there is abundant food but fewer suitable shelters. Which relates to this observation?

A) Exponential growth

B) Logistic growth

C) Limiting Factor