factors + formulas Flashcards

1
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What does density-dependent mean?

A

a factor that is dependent on the density of a population.

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What does density-independent mean?

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factors not relating to the density of a population.

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3
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Biotic factors like intraspecific competition, interspecific predation, disease and parasites, and social behavior are examples of what?

A

density-dependent factors

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4
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Abiotic factors like sunlight, water, and natural disasters are examples of what?

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density-independent factors

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5
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What equation represents a population that is growing?

A

B + I > D + E
where B- births, I-immigration, D-deaths, E-emigration

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6
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B + I = D + E is an equation representing what?

A

stable growth

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7
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A shrinking population would have an equation that looks like…?

A

B + I < D + E

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8
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How do you calculate r?

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(births - deaths) / N0

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9
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True or False;
density-independent factors are not related to the density of a population

A

true

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10
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True or False;
Disease and parasites are abiotic factors

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False; they are biotic and density-dependent.

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True or False;
The formula for a growing population is D + I > B + E

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False; It is B + I > D + E
or (births + immigration) > (deaths + emigration)

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