Unit 3 Flashcards

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1
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How can population growth affect the environment

A

Deforestation
Industrialization
Pollito.
More green house gas emissions in largely populated areas

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2
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Four factors that affect a global population growth

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Death rate
Birth rate
Immigration rate
Emigration rate

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3
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The equation connecting population growth factors

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Local: (birth rate - death rate) (immigration rate - emigration rate)

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4
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Define exponential growth + graph

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Accelerating growth thst occurs when there is a constant growth rate over time

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5
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Logistic population growth graph

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Exponential growth at first, then graph slices as carrying capacity gets closer

Looks like a slanted S

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6
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What is the rule of 70

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years it takes for a population to double I’d based on rule of 70

Equation: doubling time = 70/growth rate

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7
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Environmental resistance definition

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Limits set by environment on population growth

  • resources
  • Predation
  • competition
  • disease
  • Webster
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8
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Carrying capacity, why is it dynamic

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Max # if species that an environment can support for an indefinite period of time

Easily fluctuates due to resource availability, weather, habit changes

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9
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Reproductive factors that affect how quickly a species population grows

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Age of reproduction
Length of reproductive process
# offspring per litter
# reproductive periods per life time
Chances offspring live to adult hood

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10
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R selected pecios

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High reproduction rate

Minimal parental daré

Short lifespan

Ex. Mosquitos

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11
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K selected species

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Low reproduction rates
High parental care
Lower lifespans
Ex. Elephant

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12
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Current world population

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8.2 billion

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13
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Why increase in population in 1800

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Rise in jobs
Advancements weave to support more people

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14
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Total fertility rate , why has it decreased in recent years

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Avg # of female of a population in her life time

Decreased because of lower death rates in children more edu. For women, contraceptives, reproductive healthcare

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15
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Replacement level fertility

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of children a couple has go have to replace themselves (normally 2)

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16
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What is replacing level fertility right now and why is it at thst value

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2.1
Accounts for childrens death

17
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Link to industrialization and lower birth rate

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Healthcare improvements

Urbanization - children more likely to get jobs in an urban setting + make money therefore less need for more children

18
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Primary types of age structure population

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Pyramid = increase

Stable = stays straight

Declining = smaller at bottom

19
Q

What favors allowed for the creation of the first cities

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Extra agricultural production
Trade network

20
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General historical trend for people living in urban vs urban places

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Throughout history has mostly been rural

90% rural in 1800

44% rural in 2023

21
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3 environmental impacts of cities

A

Resource use
Tempature
Pollution

22
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3 environmental benefits of cities

A

Population density
Public transport
Per capita resource use

23
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Consumption of resources va global production growth as a concern for the environment

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Consumption of resources in cities with a lower population contribute more to. Lunate change that huge population that didn’t consume many resources

24
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Climate vs weather

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Weather - short term local regain

Climate - log term large region

25
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Natural Influenes of climate

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Sunlight
Ocean and air
Volcanoes

26
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The green house effect

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Greenhouse gasses trap heat in atmosphere

Solar radiation : energy from sun

Absorption and reflection earth soaks in energy and heat

Infrared radiation - sends energy back Into the atmosphere

Green house gas interaction - greenhouse gases absorb and hot back into earth

Trapped best lees earth surface warm to support life

27
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Common greenhouse gasses

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CO2
Methane
Nitrous oxide
CFCs

28
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Climate change graphs - higher CO2 means what for temp and vise Cerda

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CO2 causes greater worming

29
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Historical, modern, future sources of evidence climate change

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Weather station
I’ve cried
Water sediment
Corals
Tree rings

30
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Potential effects of climate Change

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Global warming
Glacial melt
Extreme weather
Agricultural impacts