Matching. Choose the most appropriate response for each. 1. ___ age structure 2. ___ population growth rate 3. ___ J-shaped curve 4. ___ limiting factor A. describes a population that is experiencing unrestrained growth B. the

birth rate minus the death rate plus any
inward migration and minus any outward
migration
C. the distribution of individuals at each age
level in a population
D. for example, the amount of glucose in a
culture flask containing bacteria


Answers: 1. C, 2. B, 3. A, 4. D

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