Honors Biology Chapter 2.1 – 2.7 Population Ecology.

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Honors Biology Chapter 2.1 – 2.7 Population Ecology

Individual One organism Ex: Canis lupus, 1 Wolf

Population A group of one species living in an area Ex: 1000 foxes in Kendall Co.

Population Density The number of individuals per unit area Ex: 6 wolves/km 2

What is the density of house sparrows? 1 square km

What is the density of white-tailed deer? 1 square km

The pattern of spacing among individuals Clumped, Uniform, Random Population Dispersion

Population Growth Positive Population Change Natality: birth rate Immigration: entering Negative Population Change Mortality: death rate Emigration: leaving

Exponential Growth Under ideal conditions with unlimited resources, the larger a population gets, the faster it grows.

Logistic Growth Eventually populations run out of space and resources

Carrying Capacity The maximum number of individuals the environment can support

Population Size Limitations Density Dependent Factors Limitations of a population due to the size of the population Density Independent Factors Limitations of a population with no relationship to the size of the population

Density Dependent Factors Competition Food, water, shelter, space Predation Disease Parasites, illness

Density Independent Factors Natural Disasters Tornado, Hurricane, Volcanism, etc. Temperature Human Activities

Honors Biology Chapter Human Population Problem

7000 BCE world population: ~7 million people

4000 BCE world population: ~20 million people

1000 BCE world population: ~50 million

1800 CE world population: ~ 900 million

Human Population History

If exponential growth continues… In 573 years… 1 person/m 2 on Earth In 1546 years… mass of humanity = mass of the earth No exponential growth can continue indefinitely

Planet Earth’s carrying capacity ~10 billion people This might be reached by 2050

Estimated Human Pop. Growth

Limiting Factors of Human Pop. Food, Water, Shelter All come from the environment

Easter Island Mystery Remote, 163km 2 island ~2,000mi off coast of Chile A group of people arrived by boats around 1100CE By 1600’s, population rose to ~15,000 people

Easter Island Mystery In 1722, Spanish arrived and only 2,000 people remained 21 species of trees & 30 species of birds  extinct Fell to only 111 people in 1877 Diseases from Europeans