Population dynamics Flashcards

1
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population dynamics

A

how a population changes overtime

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2
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minimum viable population

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how many individuals a population needs to survive

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3
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random distribution

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neutral interactions, randomly placed

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4
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regular distribution

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regularly spaced, sustainable resources

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5
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clumped distribution

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come together for mating

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6
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closed system

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no additional food/migration/predation, exponential growth then stationary phase then decline

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7
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what’s stationary phase

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where births/deaths equal

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8
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what’s open system

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additional food/migration/predation, has carrying capacity

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9
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oligotrophic

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limited by certain resources

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10
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what’s biomass and the biomass model

A

harvested species, influenced by recruitment/growth/mortality

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11
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factors influencing biomass model

A

fish genetics/behaviour/food

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12
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recruitment

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recruits young, influenced by food/predation, density dependant

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13
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growth

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influenced by mortality, critical to stocks

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14
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mortality

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influenced by diseases/predation, expressed as rate

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15
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who’s at most predation risk

A

juveniles

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16
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what causes dispersal

A

currents, disperse for food, climate change

17
Q

populations most likely to go extinct are…

A

large populations, populations with large geographic range, populations with large habitat tolerances

18
Q

extinctions happen that we don’t know about happen because

A

of not knowing species/broad geographic bias

19
Q

sea cow

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sea cows went extinct because of poaching of otters dying that ate urchins that ate kelp that was sea cows food