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The graph shows a population of rats in a forest habitat over a 10-year period.
The forest was a controlled environment, and no rats were allowed to enter or
leave the habitat.
Number of Rats (in thousands)
250
225
200
175
150
125
100
75
50
25
110
0+
30
2
3
76
45
Population
4
5
90
Year
200
100
6 7
30
29 27
8 9 10
Based on the graph, at which point is the death rate most likely greater than
the birthrate?


The Graph Shows A Population Of Rats In A Forest Habitat Over A 10year Period The Forest Was A Controlled Environment And No Rats Were Allowed To Enter Or Leave class=

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Answer:

100

Explanation:

there is a certain amount of food and resources to sustain a certain amount of individuals in a population. Since the individuals exceeds the amount of resources at 100,000 individuals you would usually see the death rate higher than birth rates to balance out the number of individuals to the number of resources so there is enough for all the individuals there.