Conservationists establish that the carrying capacity of a population of deer in an extensive geographical area is 945. The current population of deer is 1,100. What is likely to happen to the population of deer?

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Charlie Bartlett

13 June, 16:26

Conservationists establish that the carrying capacity of a population of deer in an extensive geographical area is 945. The current population of deer is 1,100. What is likely to happen to the population of deer?

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Kiera Mitchell · Answer 1

Decline

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If above the carrying capacity, not enough resources such as food, can not be distributed in a proper amount until then, the population declines to the established carrying capacity