What do birth rate, death rate, immigration, and emigration determine about a population? carrying capacity population growth population type limiting factors

The correct answer would be population growth.

Population growth refers to the increase in a population in a given habitat during a specific period of time.

It is determined various factors such as birth rate, death rate, immigration, and  emigration.

Birth rate is defined as number of birth per 1000 individuals per unit time.

Death rate is defined as the number of deaths per 1000 individuals per unit time.

Immigration: It refers to the number of individual of same species which have come into the habitat during the time-period under consideration.

Emigration: It refers to the number of individuals of same species which have left the habitat during the time under consideration.

The correct answer is option population growth.

The parameters such as birth rate, death rate, immigration and emigration determine the population growth.

The total number of individual born at a particular time, died at a particular time, moved in or moved out determines the population growth.

Population can be defined as the increase in the population of a specific area during a specific period of time.

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