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CHAPTER 14
1. A species biotic potential is the fastest rate at which its populations can grow, which is called its .
2. The of an ecosystem for a particular species is the maximum population that the ecosystem can support indefinitely.
3. The unique role of a species within an ecosystem is its .
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