Which of the Following Is True of a Population's Intrinsic

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of a population's intrinsic rate of increase?

A) It is the rate at which a population would grow if there were no external limits to growth.
B) It is the death rate minus the birth rate, or a measure of annual population change in a population near K.
C) It is the rate at which populations grow in nature in the face of all environmental limits.
D) It occurs when the birth rate equals the death rate.