This document discusses population pyramids. It defines a population pyramid as a graphical representation of the age and sex distribution of a population. It explains how to read a population pyramid by noting the title, shape, age group proportions, and sex ratio. It then describes the three main types of population pyramids: expansive/expanding pyramids indicate high birth and death rates, stationary pyramids show balanced age groups, and constrictive pyramids have fewer births and an aging population.