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Exponential growth
As a population gets larger, it grows at a faster rate, J-shaped graph
Carrying capacity
the number of organisms of one species that an environment can support indefinitely
Life history pattern
an organism's reproductive pattern
Bacteria have a _________ life history pattern
RAPID OR SLOW
rapid
Elephants have a __________ life history pattern.

RAPID OR SLOW
slow
What type of dispersion is illustrated in the picture?
Random
What type of dispersion is pictured?
Uniform or Even
What type of dispersion is illustrated?
Clumped
A factor that affects the population because the population is so densely packed.
Density dependent factor
A factor that affects a population regardless of how dense or sparse a population is.
Density independent factor
List some density dependent factors
disease, competition, predators, parasites, & food
List some density independent factors
temperature, storms, drought, floods, natural diasters, chemicals, habitat disruptions
If the population of cats increases what do you think will happen to the population of mice?
The mice population will decrease because the cats will eat them.
The study of the human population size, density, movment,distrubtion,& birth/death rates is called
Demography
The number of live births per 1,000 population in a given year
Birth Rate
The number of deaths per 1,000 population in a given year
Death rate
If a population's death rate is increasing and the birth rate is decreasing what is happening to your population?
Your population is declining or getting smaller
If a population's death rate is equal to the birth rate what is happening to that population?
It remains the same. Equilbrium
If a population's death rate is decreasing, the birth rate is increasing and immgration rates are increasing what is happening to the population?
The population is growing or increasing.
The amount of time it takes a population to double is called____________
doubling time
_________ _____________ refers to the proportions of the populations that are in different age levels.
Age structure
What does this graph represent?
carrying capacity
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