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Population size = (N+I) - (M+E)

Natality: Increase to population size through births


Immigration: Increase to population size from external populations


Mortality: Decrease via death (predation/senescence)


Emigration: Decrease via loss to external populations

Sigmoid population growth curve


1. Exponential phase


2. Transitional phase


3. Plateau phase

1. Rapid increase in pop size - abundant resources


2. Natality falls/mortality rises - greater competition for resources = slower rate of pop increase until carrying capacity reached


3. CC reached, resources limited, predation/disease keep pop size balanced

Factors affecting population increase

Affecting


Availability of resources/shelter


Predation/Disease




Not affecting


Climate/weather conditions


Natural disasters