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Individuals occupying a given area at a given time are considered to constitute a population if they also belong to the same ____
Species
Average number of individuals of the same species per unit of the total surface area at a given time is _____
Population crude density
The most popular type of population distributions is ____
Clumped
Uniform distribution of human habitats is likely the result of ____ whereas habitats of other animals are likely due to _____
community planning, competition
What determines population size?
deaths
births
immigration
emigration
Explain zero population growth
When deaths, births, emigration, and immigration cancel each other out
G = rm N results in a _____ curve when graphed
J-Shape
A population of tigers is most likely to have what type of survivorship curve?
Type - 1
in G = rmN, if r = 0 , what will happen to the growth rate
It will become negative
____ limits populations
Carrying capacity
The maximum number of individuals of a species that a given environment can sustain indefinitely is known as _____
Carrying capacity
When does a J-shape curve become and S-shape curve?
When the species reaches its carrying capacity
Feedback mechanisms that operate whenever populations change in size are known as ______
Density Dependent factors
A flood is a density- ______ factor
Independent
Temperature is a density-____ factor
Independent
Organisms that demonstrate a type-1 survivorship curve have a ___ - r, and ______ offspring.
low-r
large offspring
What does r represent in G = rm N?
Rate of natural increase (net reproduction per individual per year)

(high r for indiv. that reproduce often)
A Type ___ survivorship curve has a high mortality early in life
III
A Type ___ survivorship curve has a constant rate of mortality at all ages
II
A Type ____ survivorship curve has a low rate of mortality early in life
I