Population viability analysis is not used for
A) revealing the sensitivity of a population to certain external factors.
B) predicting the response of a given species to a combination of parameters.
C) assisting in allocating resources to the conservation of species.
D) determining the increased incidence of disease when increased populations of that species leads to overcrowding.
E) assisting species to retain their potential for natural progressions (including evolutionary change) without the need for intensive management.

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Population viability analysis is not typically used to determine the increased incidence of disease due to overcrowding; it focuses more on assessing extinction risk and conservation strategies.

Population Viability Analysis Is Not Used for