Overpopulation

Question 0

Limiting factors that affect populations that are used by affects created by increased population

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Density dependent

Question 1

The process used to determine a population of a group of organisms that are mobile and harder to track

Answer 1

Mark recapture

Question 2

The dramatic increase in a populations total over a short period of time

Answer 2

Exponential

Question 3

The process used to determine the population of a group of organisms that are easily identified and located

Answer 3

Census

Question 4

Another term for exponential growth

Answer 4

R selective

Question 5

The amount of food energy available on the planet

Answer 5

Net primary productivity

Question 6

Maximum number of organisms that an ecosystem can indefinitely support

Answer 6

Carrying capacity

Question 7

The study of how organisms interact with their environment

Answer 7

Ecology

Question 8

Things such as Illness lack of space competition lack of food and pollution that cause populations to be reduced

Answer 8

Limiting factors

Question 9

The type of dispersion in which organisms are spread evenly through an ecosystem

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Uniform

Question 10

The limiting factors that are not caused by population increases

Answer 10

Density independent

Question 11

The total number of one species in an area of an ecosystem

Answer 11

Population

Question 12

The type of dispersion and which groups of organisms are grouped together closely

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Clumped

Question 13

The term used to describe the effect that organisms and people have on their ecosystem that is determined by how many resources they use

Answer 13

Ecological footprint

Question 14

The birthrate minus the death rate of a group of organisms

Answer 14

Growth rate

Question 15

The term for the rise in a population even though the growth rate is decreasing

Answer 15

Demographic momentum

Question 16

The name for substances that cannot be re-created after they are used up

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Nonrenewable resources

Question 17

The process of birthrates gradually decreasing it to match Loring a death rates

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Demographic transition

Question 18

Another term for caring capacity with in a population

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K selective

Question 19

The type of dispersion in which there is no definite pattern or growth of organisms in an ecosystem

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Random

Question 20

Shows individuals that have a high probability of surviving through early and middle life but a rapid decline into surviving later life

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Type one survivorship curve

Question 21

Roughly constant mortality rate for the species through its entire life

Answer 21

Type to survivorship curve

Question 22

Few individuals will live into adulthood and die as they get older

Answer 22

Type III survivorship curve

Question 23

Three limiting factors in an ecosystem

Answer 23

Whether food source space

Question 24

Three reasons why the net primary productivity production of 21 billion is not realistic

Answer 24

Humans are not the only organisms on earth our diet will not consist of vegetables only we cannot live without natural forces