chapter 2 study guide Flashcards

1
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what is the definition of population?

A

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

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2
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what level of organization relys on the same resources, interacts, and interbreed?

A

population

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3
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what are the factors that affect population size?

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abiotic, biotic, and intrinsic

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4
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what is population density?

A

concentration of individuals

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5
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what is population distribution?

A

spacial relations between individuals

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6
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what are ways to count population?

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direct, indirect, random sampling, and mark and recapture

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7
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what does r stand for?

A

max growth rate per capita

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8
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Birth and immgration do what to a population size?

A

increase

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9
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death and emigration do what to a poplation size?

A

decrease

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10
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what does K stand for?

A

carrying capacity

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11
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what is the equation for exponitail growth?

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dN/dt=rN

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12
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what is the equation for logistical growth?

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dN/dt=rN (K-N)/K

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13
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density dependent examples

A

competition, predation, disease

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14
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density independent examples

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sunlight, rainfall, abiotic factors

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15
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what is the max sustainable yield?

A

N=.5K

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16
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what makes a population r selected?

A

lots of young, little parental care

17
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what makes a population K selected?

A

small amounts of young, lots of parental care, larger species

18
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examples of r selection

A

fish, plants

19
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examples of K selection

A

elephants, humans,giraffes

20
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what is a cohort?

A

all the same species in the same population at the same time

21
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what is a survivorship curve?

A

percent of cohort surviing at a certain age

22
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how many types of curves are there?

A

three

23
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Type 1 is mostly

A

K selected

24
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Type 3 is mostly

A

r selected

25
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Type 1 examples

A

elephants, giraffes, humans

26
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Type 2 examples

A

rodents, birds

27
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type 3 examples

A

spiders, fish

28
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what varible goes on the x axis?

A

life span (linear scale)

29
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What variable goes on the y axis?

A

percent or number surviving (log scale)

30
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when does birth rate decline?

A

mature industrial

31
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when does death rate decline?

A

early industrial

32
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what is the rate of population growth in the first stage?

A

very slow

33
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what is the rate of population growth in the second stage?

A

rapid

34
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what is the rate of population growth in the thrid stage?

A

slowing

35
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what is the rate of population growth in the fourth stage?

A

very slow

36
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do developed or developing countries affect population growth more?

A

developing

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