The rate at which a population can increase when food and habitat are limitless is called:

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The rate at which a population can increase when food and habitat are limitless is called the biotic potential. Option D is the best choice because it explicitly mentions biotic potential. Option A (population expansion) is too broad and does not specifically address unlimited food and habitat. Option B (sigmoid growth) and C (logistic growth) refer to specific growth models, but do not directly relate to the concept of biotic potential.

The Rate at Which a Population Can Increase When Food