Population growth

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Immigration
Populations moving into an area
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Emigration
Populations leaving an area
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Two factors causing an increase in population
Birth and immigration
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Two factors, causing a decrease in population
Death and emigration
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A stable population
B+I=D+E
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Population growth
There is more birth and immigration than death and emigration
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Population decline
There is more death and emigration than birth and immigration
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Example of type 1 survivorship
Human
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Example of type 2 survivorship
Rodents
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Example of type 3 survivorship
Fish, insects, amphibians
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Type 1
Shows decline in later stages of life
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Type 2
Shows a steady decline throughout all life stages
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Type 3
Shows decline in early stages of life
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Type 2 and 3
Have less time to give offspring because their morality rate is low is early stages of life. This leads to a higher population of offspring
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Most type 1 survivors take care of their offspring while ______ and ______ don’t
Type 2 and 3
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Humans might now show type 1 survivorship when…
They don’t want to take care of their kids, might not have enough resources to sustain a human life, or when the death rate is very high
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Lag phase
Phase of growth curve, when population is just beginning to colonize in an area.
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Exponential growth curve
J- curve, population growth appears to contribute unchecked
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Logistic growth curve
S-curve, keeps going up and down
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Environmental resistance and pressure
Causes population growth to slow down
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Carrying capacity
The steady population that an environment can sustain. Population size fluctuate around it. (Predators and weather conditions case this)
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Causes of rapid growth in populations
Environmental resources, availability of partners, less diseases, less predators
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Exponential growth
The phenomena of populations that double in size every generation
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Environmental resistance
Causes growth rates to slow down until a stable and sustainable population size is reached. (Such as a shortage of environmental resources))