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Under a constant environment, the Malthusian model predicts population growth that is

ALinear growth
BCyclic changes
CNo change at all
DExponential growth
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Exponential growth
Malthusian growth assumes unchanging conditions, so the population multiplies by a constant factor each time step, which is exponential.
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