Around the Great Lakes Basin the predators of deer were largely exterminated by people.The deer population grew rapidly as a result of the lack of predators until the deer exhausted their food supply.This led to a massive die-off (known as a population crash)and hundreds of deer died of starvation.What can the point at which the food supply no longer supported the large deer population best be considered?
A)Model.
B)Metastable equilibrium condition.
C)Threshold.
D)Dynamic equilibrium condition.

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The point at which the food supply no longer supported the large deer population is best considered as a threshold. This is because the deer population grew rapidly until it reached a point where the available resources could no longer support the increasing population size. Once the threshold was exceeded, a population crash occurred, leading to the deaths of hundreds of deer.

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