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Density-dependent birth rate is a phenomenon in population ecology where the birth rate of a population decreases as the population density increases. This occurs because as the population density increases, there are fewer resources available for each individual, such as food, water, and space. This leads to a decrease in the overall health and fitness of the population, which in turn leads to a decrease in the birth rate.
The population of deer in a forest. The deer population will grow until it reaches the carrying capacity of the forest. The carrying capacity is the maximum number of deer that the forest can support. As the deer population approaches the carrying capacity, the resources available to each deer will decrease. This will lead to a decrease in the birth rate and the population will eventually stabilize at the carrying capacity.
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