Youngless: Population Growth

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18 Terms

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Population

A group of individuals that belong to the same species and live in the same area

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Exponential Growth

Population grows without limits because of unlimited resources

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Exponential Growth Graph

What type of growth is this?

<p>What type of growth is this?</p>
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Logistic Growth

Populations grow quickly at first but levels off because of limited resources

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Logistic Growth Graph

What type of growth is this?

<p>What type of growth is this?</p>
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Carrying Capacity

The largest population that an area can support

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Population Density

Number of individuals per unit area of space

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Birth

Immigration (moving into a population

What causes population number to increase?

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Death

Emigration (moving out of a population)

What causes population numbers to decrease?

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Limiting Factors

Environmental factors that restrict population growth are called?

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Food

Water

Shelter

Sunlight

Disease

Weather

Temperature

What are examples of Limiting Factors?

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Density Dependent Limiting Factor

Limiting factor that depends on population size is called?

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competition, parasitism, predation, disease

Examples of density dependent limiting factors

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Density Independent Limiting Factors

Limiting factor that affects all populations in similar ways, regardless of population size

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Weather changes

Pollution

Natural Disaster

Examples of Density Independent Limiting Factors

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Type I Survivorship

Usually experience high survival in early and middle life, followed by a rapid decline in later life.

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Type II Survivorship

Experience roughly a constant death rate regardless of age. Prey animals such as birds can follow this pattern of survival.

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Type III Survivorship

Experience the greatest mortality early on in life, with relatively low rates of death for those surviving.