Population Ecology
Survivorship
Growth Models and Age Structure
Human Population 1
Human Population 2
100

This happens to a population as it approaches carrying capacity

Growth slows and eventually stabilizes

100

Reason that our survivorship curves have moved from more of a type 2 to a type 1 curve.

Access to medical advances

100

Draw an age structure pyramid that would have a declining population

Pre-reproductive ages is narrower than reproductive

100

These are the 2 factors used to describe people moving into or out of a population

Immigration and Emigration

100

The formula to find doubling time is also called the rule of this number

70

200

The reasons bigger and closer islands have more biodiversity

Easier to immigrate

More resources or niches to support different organisms

200

The type of survivorship curve is show by high survival throughout the lifespan, with individuals dying off at an old age

Type I

200

An age structure diagram separates a population by different age groups, but also by this other metric

Gender

200

The major cause of the exponential increase in world population

Industrialization

200

These countries are more likely to have a greater impact on the environment, thanks to factors like higher wealth, greater resource consumption, meat heavy diet, and industrial pollution

Developed

300

Mark-recapture assumes

Net immigration/emigration is zero

Marks do not harm or make it easier to capture


300

The resource in the ecosystem that is too low to allow further population growth is called this. 

Limiting Resource

300

A developing country would be expressed as this type of shape on the age structure diagram

Pyramid

300

The following equation is used to calculate this:

(CBR + Imm) - (CDR + Em)/10

Population Growth

300

These factors often lead to decreasing birth rates in developing countries

Education of women; economic/job opportunities for women, increased access to healthcare

400

The type of species often overshoots its carrying capacity, then population rapidly declines to fall back under it

r-selected

400

Sea turtles lay hundreds of eggs at once, then leave the eggs to hatch and fend for themselves. This behavior matches best with this survivorship type.

Type III

400

Population graphs that show an S-shaped curve are this type of growth model.

Logistic

400

The theory of Malthus predicted that

Human population would exceed resources (food production)
400

This statistic is the Total Fertility Rate required to compensate for the amount of the population that dies each year. Globally, it is about 2.1.

Replacement Fertility Rate

500

50 butterflies were captured and marked. On the second day, 33 butterflies were captured; 12 of them were marked. The population estimate from this data is. 

137 or 138. 

500

Type of curve that K-selected species follow

Type I

500

An age structure diagram with in the shape of a column suggests that this is happening in the population.

Remaining Stable
500

The 3 factors are used to determine a country's impact on the environment

Population, Affluence, and Technology

500

What is the doubling time of a population that has a 5 percent growth rate

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