Populations that have been relatively undisturbed by man normally grow with no limits set by their environments. True or False?

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All populations, regardless of human disturbance, experience limits on their growth set by their environments. These limits include factors such as availability of food, water, shelter, and space, as well as predation, disease, and competition with other species.

Populations That Have Been Relatively Undisturbed by Man Normally Grow