$A$ given habitat has enough resources to support a maximum possible number of a species. This limit beyond which no further growth is possible is called its . . . . . . for that species.

  • A
    Carrying capacity
  • B
    Fundamental niche
  • C
    Realized niche
  • D
    Biome

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