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01-04-2020
Biology

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What did Malthus predict about the human population.

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noahfouse184 noahfouse184

01-04-2020

Answer:

The human population would eventually grow too large to be sufficiently supported by the food available.

Explanation:

He found that food production did not increase at an exponential rate but instead increased more slowly.

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ellitrebaptiste12 ellitrebaptiste12

17-07-2020

Answer: It would grow too large and run out of food.

OR

It would grow until it had to compete for food.

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