When the hare population increases,it is easier for the lynx to find and take a member of that population.This is an example of a _________.

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The situation described is an example of a density-dependent factor, as it depends on the size of the hare population. As the population increases, there are more potential prey for the lynx to hunt and consume, making it easier for them to survive and reproduce. This is in contrast to density-independent factors, which affect a population regardless of its size or density (such as weather events or natural disasters).

When the Hare Population Increases,it Is Easier for the Lynx