Which of the following could be a density-independent factor limiting human population growth?
A)housing units
B)earthquakes
C)plagues
D)famines

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Earthquakes are a density-independent factor that could limit human population growth as they are not influenced by the size or density of the population. While housing units, plagues, and famines are all factors that could limit population growth, they are density-dependent factors as they are influenced by the size and density of the population.

Which of the Following Could Be a Density-Independent Factor Limiting