Question

locust populations typically explode very quickly and then die out just as quickly. what type of population growth is this? stable irruptive

Explanation:

Irruptive population growth is characterized by a rapid, temporary increase in population (like locusts exploding) followed by a quick decline. Stable growth would be more consistent, not having such rapid bursts and declines. So the locust population's pattern matches irruptive growth.

Answer:

Irruptive