2.1 Study Guide Flashcards

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What is the definition of population?

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Group of individuals of the same species in the same area at the same time

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How do you infer the total population from random sampling?

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Number of organisms in sample/area of sample=total number of organisms/total area

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How do you infer the total population from marking and recapturing?

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Total number of organisms marked/number of organisms total=total number of recaptured with marks/ number of organisms recaptured

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What is the difference between density and distribution?

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Density is the number of organisms in a certain area and distribution is how the organisms are spread out in that area

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What are the 3 types of distribution?

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Uniform, random, and clumped

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What are some reasons that populations are in certain distribution types?

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Uniform: Territorial, inhibiting growth of other individuals in a certain radius, or scarcity of resources
Random: Seeds distributed by wind
Clumped: Gathered around a certain individual or travel in groups

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How do you calculate population density?

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Population density is calculated by the number of organisms divided by total area

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