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Mrs. Yanac Biology 1B  DENSITY – The number of individuals in particular area  GROWTH RATE – The rate at which the population increases  GEOGRAPHIC.

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2 Mrs. Yanac Biology 1B

3  DENSITY – The number of individuals in particular area  GROWTH RATE – The rate at which the population increases  GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION – The area inhabited by the population

4  # of BIRTHS (Birth rate)  # of DEATHS (Death rate)  # of individuals that ENTER (Immigration) a population  # of individuals that LEAVE (Emigration) a population

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6  Under IDEAL conditions with UNLIMITED resources, a population will grow & grow (exponentially)

7  As resources become LESS available, the growth of a population SLOWS or STOPS  Leveling off is known as carrying capacity ( total # of individuals a population can support)

8  EX: White-Tailed Deer Habitat  Food Source = 10 deer  Carrying Capacity = 10 deer  Although the water, cover & space are sufficient for more deer, the limiting factor of the food supply determines what this habitat will support.  Carrying capacity does not exceed the number that the most limiting factor will allow

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11  Any factor that causes the population to decrease

12 Younger or weaker animals die (-) There may be fewer animals born (-) Takes more energy just to survive

13 Animals could get burned (-) Food & cover burned (-) Water source may evaporate (+) Re-growth of nutritional vegetation (+) Encourages grass cover (+) Cleans out debris

14 (-) Movement is difficult, requires more energy (-) Food is difficult, often impossible, to find (-) Thermal cover is difficult to reach & often ineffective (+) Insulates plants & animals from extreme cold

15 (-) Vegetation withers, food disappears (-) Water sources dry up (-) Cover thins

16 (-) Habitat & wildlife washed away or inundated. (-) Vegetation drowns (+) Disperse seeds & soil

17 (-) Crowding and trampling of vegetation (-) Disease spreads easily (-) Vegetation is stripped

18  Factors that depend on the size of a population  Examples:  Competition  Predation  Parasitism  Disease

19  Affect all populations regardless of size.  Examples  Natural disasters  Weather  Human activities

20 RECAP: 1. What are 4 factors that affect population growth? 2. What are 3 characteristics of a population? 3. What type of growth goes through a period of rapid growth, then slows down or stops?

21 4. What is the term for the largest # of individuals a population can hold? 5. What type of growth grows at a constant rate? 6. What are some density- dependent limiting factors? 7. What are some density- independent limiting factors?


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