Ranking of Species
Ecology
Random
Populations!
100
An individual animal or plant. Not a group
Species / Organism
100
When a population is assorted with no clear pattern
Random Assortment
100
The ___________ is 4.56 Billion Years Old
Earth
100
The number of newborns that die is known as the Infant _______ Rate
Infant Mortality Rate
200
Groups of different species living together in an ecosystem
Community
200
When species are evenly spread out in an ecosystem they have a __________ assortment
uniform
200
What type of species takes care of their young and lives long into later life? They only have a few kids instead of hundreds
K selected species
200
What stage of demographic transition has a very high birth rate but an extremely high infant mortality rate? Hint: There are almost zero countries that are in this stage.
Stage 1
300
A group of the same species is reffered to as.
A Population
300
The permanent loss of a species in an ecosystem is known as?
Extinction
300
_____ selected species are categorized by extremely high birth rates but most of their offspring do not survive into adulthood
R selected species.
300
In this stage of demographic transition, death rates begin to decline due to improvements in healthcare, sanitation, and nutrition. However, birth rates remain high, resulting in rapid population growth.
Stage 2
400
The collection of all BIOlogical parts of the world is known as the?
Biosphere
400
When a population is spaced out in small groups throughout the ecosystem it has a ___________ assortment
Clumped
400
The maximum number of species a population can carry
Carrying Capacity
400
In this stage, birth rates fall below death rates, leading to a shrinking population. This phenomenon often occurs in highly developed countries
Stage 5
500
The collection of all biotic and abiotic factors in an area is known as?
An Ecosystem
500
The role or function an organism has in its ecosystem is known as its?
Niche
500
A method of population sampling where tags or labels are placed on animals and then introduced into the wild then recollected to estimate the population size.
A - Mark and Recapture
B - Quadrat Sampling
C - Sample Estimation
A - Mark and Recapture
500
Population Growth is defined by
_______ rate - _______ rate
Birth rate - Death rate