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biotic potential

potential of pop left to grow w nothing holding it back

exponential

growth rate becomes ever more rapid in proportion to the growing total number or size.



# of indi/change in time= rate of growth*# of indi

J curve

graph of exponential growth

carrying capacity

# of animals/biomass that can be supported in given area

population overshoot

exceeds carrying capacity

population crash/dieback

sudden pop ccrash

boom-and-bust cycles

pop cycles overshoot and then dieback

logistic growth

growth rates regulated by in/external factors that makes equilibrium with resources




exponential growth (1-pop/carrying cap)

density dependent

factors affecting pop growth that change as pop size changes

r-selected species

species w rapid reproduce and high infant mortality, boom and bust, occupy lower trophic levels than K-species

K-selected species

reproduce slowly, high trophic, few offspring, longer life spans

natality

production of new individuals throughh birth, cloning, hatching, and is main source of addition to populations

fecundity

physical ability to reproduce

fertility

measure of actual offspring reproduced

mortality

death rate; probability of dying

survivorship

percent of pop reaching max lifespan for species

life expectancy

on average how long a species lives

life span

longest life in species

stress-related diseases

diseases caused by social stress such as crowding

island biogeography

study of colonization and extinction of species on islands or other isolated areas based on size shape and distance from other organisms

genetic drift

gradual change in gene frequencies

founder effect/demographic bottleneck

just a few survive and then repopulate

min viable pop size

# of indi needed for long term survival of rare/endangered species

meta-population

collections of pops that have regular or intermittent gene flow between geographically separate units

I=PAT

Impacts= Pop*Affluence*Technology

demography

study of pops

Crude birth rate

# of births in a yer per 1000

total fertility rate

# of kids born to avg woman in pop during reproductive life

zero pop growth (zpg)

births+immigration=deaths+emigration

crude death rates

# of death per 1000 per year

natural increase

CBR-CDR

total growth rate

net rate of population growth resulting from im, em, births, deaths

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