Question

an unchecked, rapid increase in population
lincoln - peterson estimate
exponential growth
limiting factor
biotic factors

Explanation:

Exponential growth refers to a rapid increase in quantity over time. In the context of population, an unchecked, rapid increase in population follows an exponential - growth pattern where the population size multiplies at a constant rate. The Lincoln - Peterson estimate is a method for estimating population size, limiting factors can slow down population growth, and biotic factors are living components of an ecosystem that can affect population dynamics. But the term for an unchecked, rapid population increase is exponential growth.

Answer:

exponential growth