Ok consider the model of a hypothetical rabbit population. over time the rabbit population thrives, reproduces, and grows. if the ecosystem remains stable as the population grows, would any abiotic limiting factors develop? if yes, what would they be?
a) yes. as the population grows, available food and space could become limited.
b) yes. a growing population means increased disease will be a limiting factor.
c) no. if the ecosystem remains stable the rabbit population will continue to grow.
d) no. as the population grows, the death rate increases so there are enough resources for all.

If you answer this i"ll give you brainiest and all these points me if you do i love you 7. a doctor is at work taking care of sick patients. she spends a few minutes trying to figure out why a particular patient is sick. she taps the patient's knee to test his reflexes. while she is examining him, the patient coughs on her. a) describe the function of the skeletomuscular system in this situation. (3 points) b) describe the function of the circulatory and respiratory systems in this situation. (3 points) c) describe the function of the immune system in this situation. (3 points) d) describe the function of the nervous system in this situation. (3 points) e) describe one way that any two of the doctor's body systems worked together in this situation. (3 points)

White-tailed deer are considered to be an overpopulated species in the central united states. which of these events probably contributed the most to white-tailed deer exceeding their carrying capacity?

You can tell from this karyotype that the individual is female because the karyotype has two chromosomes labeled