Density-dependent factors are more likely to limit population growth when
A) there are many individuals living in a fixed amount of space.
B) the population moves into a larger habitat.
C) food is abundant.
D) weather conditions become milder.

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Density-dependent factors, such as competition for resources and diseases, become more significant when there are many individuals living in a limited amount of space. Therefore, A is the best choice. B, C, and D are not likely to have a significant impact on density-dependent factors limiting population growth.

Density-Dependent Factors Are More Likely to Limit Population Growth When