Question

what are the two terms used to describe the factors that affect population growth and decline? bioaccumulation and habitat location water temperature and daily weather changes biotic potential and environmental resistance industrialization and biomagnification

Explanation:

Biotic potential refers to the maximum reproductive capacity of a population under ideal conditions. Environmental resistance encompasses all the factors (such as limited resources, predation, competition) that restrict population growth. Bioaccumulation is the accumulation of substances in an organism; habitat location is just a place aspect. Water temperature and daily weather changes are too narrow - scale and not the main general terms. Industrialization is a human - activity related broad term and biomagnification is about substance concentration increase in food chains.

Answer:

biotic potential and environmental resistance