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5. Types of Growth Demographic Transition Population Pyramids 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points Factors Affecting Population Growth Enviro Sci Intro

6. Define: Sustainable

7. A method of harvesting or using a resource so that the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged.

8. What type of system does not have free movement of materials and energy?

9. Closed System

10. What type of feedback usually leads to a stabilizing situation?

11. Negative Feedback

12. What type of growth is displayed by most organisms?

13. Logistic Growth

14. A forest fire is an example of what?

15. Positive Feedback Loop

16. What type of growth do human being exhibit?

17. Exponential

18. What is the maximum number of individuals that the environmental resources of a given region can support?

19. Carrying Capacity

20. How many years will it take for a population if the growth rate is 2%?

21. 35 Years

22. What is competitive exclusion?

23. Two species competing for the same resources cannot coexist if other ecological factors are constant. When one species has even the slightest advantage or edge over another, then the one with the advantage will dominate in the long term.

24. Which species was dominant in our virtual lab?

25. Paramecium aurelia

26. What are the two main factors that affect population growth?

27. Crude birth rates and crude death rates.

28. What is total fertility rate?

29. The average number of children a woman will have during her childbearing years.

30. Why do population numbers increase when growth rate is neutral?

31. Life expectancy

32. Pre 1950 why were mortality rates so high for the 0-19 age group?

33. Poor pre-natal care and lack of adequate medical care.

34. What shifts in survivorship and mortality curves would you expect if pollution increases causing an increased incidence in environmentally related diseases, such as cancer.

35. Mortality in the age groups of 35-55 would increase and survivorship would decrease.

36. What is demographic transition?

37. The impact economics has on birth and death rates.

38. What stage of demographic transition is the U.S. in?

39. Post-Industrial

40. What happens to growth rates during industrialization and why?

41. Growth rates increase due to modernization of health care.

42. What happens to family size as counties become industrialized?

43. The overall family size decreases.

44. What are three ways to slow population growth?

45. Invest in family planning Reduce poverty Elevate the status of women.

46. What is happening in this population:

47. Expanding

48. Give an example of a country that is expanding.

49. India, Afghanistan, Sudan, Haiti etc.

50. What is occurring in this population:

51. Constricting/declining growth

52. What will happen to the country in the future?

53. The population will stay steady or even.

54. What is a major concern with a constricting population pyramid?

55. Old age care and pensions systems.

56. Make your wager

57. As per captain income increases in a country what happens to birth rates, death rates, family size, and population pyramid?

58. Birth rate decrease, death rates decrease, family size decreases and the pyramid becomes stationary.