How do interdependent factors—such as climate and lack of resources—impact the carrying capacity of an ecosystem?

The impact of climate and lack of resources on the carrying capacity of an ecosystem is discussed below :

The carrying capacity of an ecosystem can be described as the maximum amount of organisms which can be naturally catered for giving the resources available in an environment.

Climate has an important role to play in the type of resource available or resources which can thrive in an environment. Similarly harsh climate conditions aren't favorable for survival, hence resulting in low carrying capacity of such ecosystem.

Also, organisms, animals depend on the available resources available in an environment for survival, when the available resources aren't enough to cater for a large population, the carrying capacity of the ecosystem is impeded.

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Ecosystems have carrying capacities, which are limits to the numbers of organisms and populations they can support. These limits result from such factors as the availability of living and nonliving resources and from such challenges such as predation, competition, and disease. If this helps you could I possibly have brainliest?

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tornados usually happen when it's raining right so when it's raining it cools down so if the temperature keeps changing then i think a tornado occurs sorry if it's wrong

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