What does it mean when population growth is at equilibrium?
A) Birth rate = death rate so no net growth
B) (Birth rate - death rate) = (immigration - emigration)
C) (Birth rate + immigration) = (death rate + emigration)
D) It is the point where the early linear growth transitions to exponential growth.
E) It is the point at which the number of individuals equals the resources available.
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