Zero population growth (ZPG) refers to a period of population stability where the per capita birth rate and death rate are equal, resulting in no net population increase.
Il termine zero population growth (ZPG) si riferisce a un periodo di stabilità della popolazione in cui il tasso di natalità pro capite e il tasso di mortalità pro capite sono uguali, portando a nessuna crescita netta della popolazione.
| Front | zero population growth (ZPG) |
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| Back | A period of stability in population size, when the per capita birth rate and death rate are equal. |
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