Question

Which is an example of population density?
Question 19 options:

country with a large population

maximum number of wolves in a forest

total number of alligators in Florida

two jaguars per thousand hectares

Answer 1

Answer:

The example of population density is two jaguars per thousand hectares.

Explanation:

• Population density is the term that defines the number of thing that is present in specific area.
• Population density not only deals with the number of population but it compulsorily needs the amount of area where the population lies.
• So, two jaguars is a population and thousand hectares is the area where the study is conducted, hence being a population density.
• That means for every thousand hectares we can find two jaguars.