Answer: B) unless environmental conditions change.
Explanation:
The carrying capacity of an ecosystem can be defined as the maximum size of the members of the population of a species which an ecosystem can support in terms of availability of resources such as water, food, shelter and mates.
The carrying capacity of any population will stay the same B) unless environmental conditions change. is the correct option this is because of the fact that environmental changes such as disaster, predation and disease can limit the population of the species but the carrying capacity of the environment will remain the same.
