Across
- 4. little to no growth because births and deaths are equal
- 5. maximum number of individuals of a species the community can support; N/t=rN(k-N/k)
- 6. growth is slow because population is small
- 7. when limiting environmental factors that oppose growth are accounted for
- 8. number of individuals added each generation increases as total number of females increase
Down
- 1. growth is slowing down
- 2. growth is accelerating
- 3. factor that causes population growth to decline; density-dependent: only affects population when it reaches a certain density(competition, predation, disease, parasitism, crowding); density-independent: affects all population in similar ways regardless of population size(unusual weather, natural disasters, human activity)