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identify three limiting factors that can prevent a population from increasing and explain how each factor limits a population's size

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1) Lack of resources
Without enough water, food or shelter, a population cannot increase

2) Human Agriculture
Humans can disturb an ecosystem by farming on the land, taking all the resources from it and using the land.

3) Disease
If a disease starts to spread within a certain species, it will prevent a population from increasing
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1. There may not be enough room for the population to grow. Populations do not thrive when they are confined
2. Disease. When there is a big population, there is a higher chance of serious disease spreading and killing a lot of people. this happened in Athens during the war against Sparta
3. Lack of food. If a population is very big, there needs to be enough food. If there isn't enough food, people will starve and die.
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