Apopulation follows a period of
a.) decline, overshoot
b.) increase overshoot
c.) increase scarcity
d.) scarcity, dieback

The correct option is A. decline, overshoot

Explanation:

Carrying capacity can be described as the maximum number of a particular population size that an ecosystem can hold. The resources such as food, water, space etc are enough for a specific number of species. Sometimes, when a population diebacks, there are more number of resources present than the consumers, so the consumers start to reproduce and expand. The population of these organisms then might overshoot the carrying capacity.