Population Characteristics
Counting Populations
Population Growth
Math Terms
Management
100

This describes how many organisms make up a population

What is the size?

100

In this survey, an attempt to count all individuals is made.

What is a census?

100

This the number of individuals being born as a ratio of the total number

What is the birth rate?
100

This is what the t stands for in the exponential growth model

What is time passed?

100

This magical bird dances better than anyone in the local ecology class

What is the woodcock?

200

This describes the number of organisms per unit area

What is population density?

200

This type of count is used for highly mobile populations

What is capture-recapture?

200

This is the ratio of individuals dying per total population

What is the death rate?

200

This is what the P stands for

What is the initial population size?

200

This keystone species reacts to the sound of running water with a frantic urge to build

What is the American Beaver?

300

This describes how a population is arranged in space.

What is population distribution?

300

In this type of count, squares of fixed sizes are used to sample a large population.

What is a quadrat sample?

300

This represents the difference between individuals being born and dying in a population

What is net growth rate?

300

What the A stands for 

What is the value of the population after t time?

300

This large mammal in Maine is in decline in all parts of the state, but still managed largely by hunting permits

What is the moose?

400

This describes how a population is composed of individuals in different developmental stages.

What is age structure?

400

These two factors can make a capture-recapture count less accurate

What are marked animals dying or immigration out of a location?

400

It the birth rate is 0.8 and the death rate is 0.2, what is the net growth rate?

What is 0.6?

400

If a population is declining, the growth rate is less than this number

What is less than zero?

400

This large feline is similar to a bobcat, but prefers dense coniferous forests and shies away from humans

What is the Canada lynx?

500

Trees in an apple orchard would be described as having this distribution

What is uniform or even distribution?

500

This is why quadrats are regularly spaced.

What is to prevent biased samples?

500

This formula can be used to find the value of a population over time.

What is A=P(1+r)^t
500

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500

This mammal displaced another very similar mammal due to its ability to thrive in close proximity to humans.

What is the red fox?