Species
Limiting factors
Survivorship curves
Demographic Transition Model
Rates
100

Describe characteristics of generalist species

can thrive in wide variety, broad niche

100

Biotic factors

Competition, predation, disease, symbiosis

100

Draw a Type 1 survivorship curve

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100

Stage 1

Pre transition 

100

Total Fertility Rate

measures average number of children a woman suspected to have in her lifetime


200

Describe characteristics of specialist species

eats 1 thing, narrow niche, doesnt survive well

200
Abiotic Factors

Temperature, water, sunlight, soil, climate 

200

Draw a Type 2 survivorship curve

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200

Stage 2

Early transition

200

infant mortality rate

measures the infant deaths per thousand live births

300

Describe characteristics of r-selected species 

large number if offspring, low maturity age, lower competition, less parental care
300

What is carrying capacity

Maximum population size a environment can sustain

300

Draw a Type 3 survivorship curve

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300

Stage 3

Late transition

300

Doubling time

measures population growth rate

400

Describe characteristics of k- selected species

small number if offspring, high maturity age, higher competition, more parental care

400

How to find carrying capacity on a graph


Look for the maximum vertex


400

Which curve do r- selected species follow

Type 3

400

Stage 4

Post transition

400

what method is used to find doubling time?

Rule of 70


500

Name another type of species

Indicator, Keystone, Invasive, Endemic

500

What is population overshoot

When the ecosystem exceeds carrying capacity 

500

Which curve do k- selected species follow

Type 1 or 2

500

Stage 5

Declining population

500

population momentum

To depict whether, a population has rapid, slow, zero, or negative growth rate