lecture 5 Flashcards

1
Q

how to model pop in open system

A

current pop = (birth + immigration) - (death and emigration)

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2
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how to model pop in closed system

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birth + death

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3
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what growth is in closed pop

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exponential growth

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4
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what is exponential growth

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density independent

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5
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what is r

A

intrinsic growth rate, birth/pop size - death/pop size

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6
Q

how to calculate exponential growth rate per capita right now

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(change in pop size/change in time)/ pop size now

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7
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how to calculate future exponential pop size

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n(f)=n(c)e^rt

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8
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what is geometric growth

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periods of reproduction and deaths

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9
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what is logistic growth

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when there are negative interactions around, density dependent, K = carrying capacity
B decreases and D increases as pop increases, where they meet is K

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10
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how to calculate the growth rate of logistic growth

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rN(1-(N-K)) = rN((K-N)/K)

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11
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why do cycles in herring rabbits occur

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density dependent factors

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12
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what is pop demography

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factors determine size and structure

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13
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what is age structure

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the individuals alive at each age, how much r contributes

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14
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what is a demographic graph

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how many are alive at each age

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15
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what are the survivor ship curves

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type I - lives until old, little offspring, expensive investment
type II - linear decrease, small animals
type III - few live until old, produce many offspring and hope that there are some that will stay alive

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16
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what is life history strategy

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timing related to growth and reproduction

cannot grow big and mature at the same time

17
Q

what does optimal life history depend on

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abiotic conditions, community composition, resource availibility

18
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what are the tradeoffs to life history

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growth vs. reproduction
early vs. late maturation
few large or many small offspring
fecundity and survival

19
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what are the types of strategies

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opportunistic, R, increase many offspring

equilibrial, K, have little offspring and invest a lot into them