Every ecosystem has limiting elements that prevent populations from growing out of control, such as the availability of food or the effects of illness and predation.
The carrying capacity of an ecosystem, or the largest population that an ecosystem can sustain given all of its resources, is determined by several limiting constraints.
On a graph of a population function, the carrying capacity, or maximum population size that an environment can support, is shown as a dotted horizontal line.
Therefore, if we had a population graph that resembled this, our carrying capacity would be approximately where this point is located. It would also be a dotted line that would cross where our population graph turned into a horse on a line.
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