How do both abiotic and biotic factors help to control the population explosion?
How do both abiotic and biotic factors help to control the population explosion?
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The presence of predators, diseases and unsuitable abiotic factors lead to the control of the size of population and could lead to a decrease of it due to high mortality rate or migration.
These influences can involve biotic interactions like competition, predation, and disease, or abiotic factors like severe weather, flooding, drought, and fire. Most species appear to be limited in at least part of their geographic range by abiotic factors, such as temperature, moisture availability, and soil nutrient.
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