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Biology, 05.10.2021 14:00 kprincess16r

Which of the following describes the exponential growth of a species? A. The number of animals increases slowly at first, then quickly, then
levels off.
B. The number of animals increases by the same amount each year.
O C. The number of animals suddenly drops.
O D. The rate of population increase stays constant.
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