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Which process of population change is not considered natural?

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Correct answer: Migration

Direct answer: Option B, migration. Population changes through three main processes: births, deaths and migration. Births add people and deaths remove people through natural processes, so their difference is called natural increase or natural decrease. Migration means people move from one place to another. It is not a natural vital process because it involves movement between places. Option A is wrong because births are one of the natural components of population change. Option C is wrong because deaths are also a natural component. Option D is wrong because the difference between births and deaths is the calculation used to describe natural change. Migration can still affect the total population of a particular area: in-migration adds people and out-migration removes them. Memory cue: “natural” means births and deaths; “movement” means migration.

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MigrationNatural ChangePopulation ProcessesProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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