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These flashcards cover key concepts related to population distribution, density, and agricultural measures.
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What is population distribution?
The arrangement or spread of people living within a geographic area.
What does the term 'habitable areas' refer to?
Regions of the world that can support human life due to favorable conditions.
What is a 'Ward' capital city?
A relocated capital city situated in a peripheral area to promote regional development and integration.
Define population density.
The number of people occupying a unit of land.
How is arithmetic population density calculated?
Total population divided by total land area (people per unit of land).
What does agricultural density measure?
The number of farmers per unit of arable land.
What does higher agricultural density indicate?
Greater pressure on arable land due to higher numbers of farmers.
What is population momentum?
The tendency for a population to keep growing even after fertility rates have declined.