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When a REST API limits the amount of data returned in a response, it often uses pagination. Pagination breaks the response into smaller, more manageable chunks, allowing the client to retrieve the data in multiple requests.

Pagination: Limits the number of records returned in a single response, requiring additional requests to retrieve subsequent records.

Payload limit: Restricts the size of the response payload but is not the specific feature for controlling record count.

Rate limiting: Controls the number of requests a client can make in a given time period.

Service timeouts: Define how long the server will wait for a request to complete before timing out.