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Barnacles live in salt water attached to sturdy objects such as rocks. All the appropriate rock surfaces in a bay are already covered with barnacles. This lack of surfaces to attach to is an example of , which is a(n) factor, acting as a(n) factor that could stop the barnacle population from growing.
A. space
B. water
C. climate
D. abiotic
E. biotic
F. limiting
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