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Which option gives the correct difference between a natural process and a spatial process?

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Correct answer: Births and deaths are natural, while migration is spatial

Direct answer: Option A. A natural population process is related to biological events that change population size within a population, especially births and deaths. A spatial process is related to movement or change from one place to another. Migration is spatial because people change their place of residence; it affects where people are distributed. Option A correctly places births and deaths under natural processes and migration under a spatial process. Option B reverses these ideas, so it is wrong. Option C uses incorrect categories: death is not a spatial process, and “birth is area” has no meaningful geographical definition. Option D is wrong because births, deaths and migration are population processes, not all weather processes. Remember the distinction: natural processes concern biological addition or removal; spatial processes concern movement between places.

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Natural ProcessSpatial ProcessMigrationPopulation ChangeProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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