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What is the maximum population size a habitat can support called?
ACarrying capacity
BBiotic potential
CNatality limit
DPopulation optimum
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Carrying capacity
A habitat has enough resources for a maximum number, called nature's carrying capacity, denoted K.
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