The various factors that determine the population of aparticular place

2. 4 factors that determine the carrying capacity:
1. materials and energy (energy, water, carbon, and
other essential nutrients
2. food chains: the population size is limited by the
size of the populations at lower trophic levels. (Prey are
limited by their predators and their food supply).
3. competition: each organism has the same need as
any other. They compete for resources such as
food, water, mates, space.
4. density: depending on their size, environment and
way of life, different species have different needs for space.

3.  Developing: A developing country, also called a
less developed country or
underdeveloped country, is a nation with a less
developed industrial base, and a low Human
Development Index (HDI) relative to other countries
 Developed:A developed country, industrialized co
untry, or "more economically developed country"
(MEDC), is a sovereign state that has a
highly developed economy and advanced
technological infrastructure relative to other
less industrialized nations.

4.  2. density-independent factors:
can limit a population regardless of its
original size.
* forest fire
* flood
* volcano

5.  Since all organisms
reproduce, populations
tend to grow over time
 If unlimited resources
are present, growth will
be exponential
 It will increase very
quickly for rapidly
reproducing organisms
and more slowly for
slowly reproducing ones
 The curve will be a “J”
curve or an exponential
growth curve

6. Generation Number Of People
1 1
2 2
3 4
4 8
5 16
6 32
7 64
8 128
9 256
10 512
11 1024
12 2048
13 4096
14 8192
15 16,384
16 32,768
17 65,536
18 131,072
19 262,144
20 524,288
21 1,048,576
22 2,097,152
23 4,194,304
24 8,388,608
25 16,777,216

7.  Resources are never
unlimited in real life!
 As population rises, resources
decline.
 If the growth is too rapid,
resources are rapidly
depleted and a population
crash can occur
 This pattern occurs often with
many populations (including
humans)
Gypsy moth caterpillar

9.  Population:3.396 million people
 Average GNI: 50,000 dollars per annum
 People in Kuwait mainly receive there
money from oil production thus have a
blooming economy
 Kuwait has amazing political
stability and has never had Any
financial disturbance
 Family planning is common

10.  Population:1.26 billion people
 Average GNI:1,581 dollars per annum
 The main reason India is underdeveloped is
due to its political corruption.
 There is no family planning.
 There is not much availability of resources
such as good as good educational and
health facilities often causing revolt rather
resolve

12.  Thanks for not sleeping in until the end of
this presentation… but you may now :P
 Done by: Nikhil, Arvind, Aditya, Aryan,
Shyam, Ahmed