Graphs and Trends
Species Survival
Population Factors
Demography
Human Population
100

What letter shape does exponential population growth resemble?

J

100

Humans are an example of which type of selected species: K-selected or R-selected?


K

100

Is a flood a density-dependent or density-independent factor?

density-independent

100

What does the GDP stand for 

Gross Domestic Product 


= $$

100

What does total fertility rate estimate?

The average number of children born per woman over her reproductive lifetime

200

What letter shape does logistic population growth resemble?

S

200

Which type of species typically produces many offspring with little parental care?


r-selected

200

Is competition for food density-dependent or density-independent?

Density-dependent

200

What field studies human populations, including births and deaths?

Demography

200

Name one development that helped increase the human population.

Medicine, improved healthcare, increased food production, sanitation

300

What is the name for the maximum population an environment can support?

Carrying capacity

300

Which type of species usually produces fewer offspring and provides more parental care?

K-selected

300

What is one example of a density-independent factor?

Natural disaster (A hurricane, drought, flood, or wildfire)

300

What helped humans produce more food and increase population size?

the invention of agriculture

300

In stage 1, the birth and death rates are both _____ and ______ so theres _________ population growth 

Both high, about equal, little

400

What happens to population growth as a population approaches carrying capacity?

It slows

400

Which type of species generally has a higher level of parental investment per offspring?

K-selected

400

What type of factor becomes more impactful as population density increases, such as the spread of disease?

Density-dependent

400

Globally, has life expectancy generally increased or decreased over time?

increased

400

A population grows beyond the resources available to support it. What might happen to its size?

Decrease (dieback)

500

A population grows rapidly with unlimited resources. Which type of growth is occurring?

Exponential 

500

A species produces hundreds of offspring, matures quickly, and provides little parental care. Is it more likely R-selected or K-selected?

r-selected

500

A drought reduces available water regardless of how crowded a population is. What type of limiting factor is it?

Density-independent

500

Globally, have total fertility rates generally increased or decreased over time?

Decreased

500

What likely causes population dieback?

The population may have exceeded available resources or carrying capacity, leading to increased deaths or reduced reproduction.