Quiz #3 Flashcards
Population distribution/dispersion
Three types clumped nearly uniform and random
Population density
Numbers of individuals of a species of a unit area
Immigration
Moving into a population
Emigration
Exiting a population
Mortality
Death rate
Natality
Birthrate
Exponential growth
J-curve very rapid growth
Doubling time
Time taken for a population to double
Biotic potential
Maximum offspring in ideal conditions
Limiting factors that can cause population
Water and food
population free environment
shelter and protection
space
Carrying capacity
S – curve amount of resources available in an ecosystem
Density dependent control
Factor control that increases with increased population size
Density independent factors
Factor control that does not change with the size of the population
R- strategists
Many offspring low parental care low survivorship
Type 3
K – strategists
Type one few offspring hi parental care
Type one
Survival of population is late unless you offspring high parental care
Type to
Fairly consistent death rate at a lady’s medium number of offspring leave about a parental care
Type III
I mortality early lifespan lots of babies and low to no parental care
Humani population growth/demography
Over 7 billion people as of the senses of 2013
Zero population growth
Only strive for in China
Age structure
Look at largest age groups to predict population increased elderly equals low baby
Human carrying capacity
I’m going to resources provided by the environment sometimes can be increased