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2. What tastors are attritsuted as helping the woid population gren expenentially? 3. Scientists cannot agree when we will reach a carrying capacity, in other words, how many people the Earth can support. However, what do they all agree on? Why is it important for us to use our resources sustainably? Activity-Age Structure Graphs 4. What type of information can we obtain from age structure graphs (population pyramids)? 5. Compare and contrast the popelatiosi pyramids for your selected locations. Are the locations experiencing a population inctease, population decline, of stable growth? Fxplain. 1. Complete Table 6 1 identifying each feature as ehher a density dependent af denoliy. independent limiting factor. 2. What factors are attributed as helping the word population grow exponentially? 3. Schentids cancer asiee when we wilt roah a caroging najmiog in other work. how many prople the farth eail sipyrut. thowewe what the they all agiee eat why is it inphotant ker us ho uee our inouncs nistainahty? Activity-Age Structure Graphs 4. What bere or information can we oblain fiom ase structure graphs (poysulation Pramkin)? S. Compare and contrast the pypulation pramiks for your selected koations. tie the bxatisns eyceicexing a pryalation incmaxe. population derline or stable growth? Eylain. Explain. 6. What are some of the ecomomil and social challenges each cexunty mill fae in tie next 50 years based on the current gemin twend?.

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Dynamic biological process influence population density, dispersion and demographics Distinguish between density and dispersion of population. Describe conditions that may result in clumped dispersion, uniform dispersion, and random dispersion of individuals in a population. What is a life table and why is it a useful tool for ecologists interested in population ecology? Distinguish between a life table and a reproductive table. What does a reproductive table tell us? Describe the characteristics of populations that exhibit Type I, Type II, and Type III survivorship curves. Could you draw the expected survivorship curve if you were given characteristics of the population? The exponential model describes population growth in an idealized, unlimited environment and the elastic model describes how a population grows more slowly as it nears its carrying capacity. Compare the exponential model of population growth with the logistic model. What expectations do we have about exponential growth in natural populations? Under what conditions might we expect to see natural populations increase exponentially? What can modeling an organism\'s capacity to grow exponentially tell us about it? Explain how an environment\'s carrying capacity affects the per capita rate of increase of a population. Explain the meaning of each of the following terms in the logistics model of population growth: dN/dt, t_max, K N, and (K - N)/K? Distinguish between r-selected populations and K-selected populations Life history traits are products of natural selection What are life history traits? What defines an organisms life history? Define and distinguish between semelparity and iteroparity. Explain what factors may favor the evolution of each life history strategy. Solution Density of a population means the number of individuals present in one unit area. Dispersion means in what manner they are dispersed or spread out in that area whether randomly distributed, or in groups or evenly dispersed. In clumped dispersion,animals make groups to move and live together. Often when there is shortage and scarcity of resources in summers, animals tend to make groups to share resources.These groups can be safeguards for juveniles and can protect them. Preying skills of few animals can benefit rest of the group in getting the food. In Uniform dispersion all the animals are evenly distributed on the area and mostly independent to prey and fight for their own food. They find mate according to their own choice and compatibility and protect themselves alone. In random dispersion, the population is distributed randomly in the area where there is mix of all three dispersion patterns. There is enough food in the viscinity, animals can roam and search freely their food and also can form group. Life table is a table that has data about death and birth rates of a population under study, that can give ecologists prediction about probable growth or shrink of a population. It gives them the pattern of .

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