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population size
N
Total number of individuals
population density
number of individuals in the area
demography
statistical study of population dynamics
Territorial organisms
uniform dispersion patter
Social
herds, resources
Clumps
If it is dry time, everyone comes to h2o but not socializing, just best resource
Random dispersion
plants
Carrying capacity
amount can support without degrading the environment
Too many would destroy the species bc of competition, lack of resources
As you get closer to carrying capacity growth rate
decreases or slows down
Experiment equation
dN/dT=rN
Carrying capacity equation
rmax (k-N)/k times N
Resource depletion
ran out of resources
Survivorship curve
probability of individuals serving to a particular age
Late loss
type 1
Humans
Start high and as time passes we die with age
Constant loss
type 2
Birds
Linear line of decrease
Early loss
type 3
Trees, earthworms
Start high and population decreases suddenly in a curve
comp for resources
food
O2
H2O
Space
Mates
Interspecific
many species competing
Intraspecific
1 species competing
Density dependent factors
matter how many organisms
As population becomes more dense, the greater mortality rate (disease, comp, parasites)results in lower fecundity
Blue and gold days=low density of people to prevent disease
Fecundity
average number of offspring individual has
Density independent factors
factors that cause death that aren’t related to density
Natural disaster
Weather
Flood, fire
House destroyed in flood or tornado means you don’t have a house either way
K selected
exists close to carrying capacity, tend to have stable environments, care for young, long lifespans
Type 1
R selected
large number of offspring, not all survive
Type 3