Which inherent risk increased in early chinampa agriculture during peak pre-Columbian population densities?

💡 Explanation

Pathogen transmission increased because **anthropogenic propagation** mechanisms were heightened within densely populated chinampa systems utilizing human waste, therefore disease spread accelerated easily rather than alternative risks like salinity which took longer, or effects relevant to modern agriculture.

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