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Explore Population Dynamics

Test your knowledge of population density and dynamics with this comprehensive quiz! Dive into various aspects of population studies, from demographic statistics to ecological impacts.

  • 34 engaging questions
  • Learn about vital statistics and population growth
  • Perfect for students and enthusiasts alike
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The study of populations in relations to its environment includes the following except:
Age structure
Variation in population size
State of the country
environmental influences on population density and distribution
Select all characteristics of Population
Population size
Population density
Population count
Dispersion patterns
Demographics
Survivorship curves
Population growth
Population level
In population genetics/ecology, _________ is the number of individuals/organisms in a population. It is usually denoted as N
Population growth
Population size
Select all factors governing population size
Crude birth rate (CBR)
Crude death rate (CDR)
Reproduction
Immigration
Emmigration
The birthrate; ratio of total live births in an area
Mortality
Natality
Fatality
Death rate; total ratio of deaths to the total population
Mortality
Natality
Fatality
Number of organisms moving into an area occupied by population
Emmigration
Immigration
Migration
Number of organisms moving out of an area occupied by population
Emmigration
Immigration
Migration
Measurement of number of people in an area; usually known as number of people per square km
Population count
Population density
Population
Allows for comparison among different population in terms of space and time measure
Prediction
Computation
Estimation
Select methods that can measure density
Sampling
Total mass method
Total count
Random sampling and shuffling method
Formula for sampling method
Total population = AC2 = AB2 + BC2
Total population = average number per quadrat x total area/area or quadrat
Total population = population size x natality rate
Used for very mobile or elusive species
Math Recapture Method
Mass Recapture Method
Mark Recapture Method
Pattern of spacing among individuals within geographic boundaries; it has 3 types which are clumped, random, uniform
Population dispensing
Population dispersion
Population distance
Most frequent pattern; it is when individuals are aggregated in patches
Random
Clumped
Uniform
Evenly spaced distribution, in which members of population maintain a minimum distance from each other
Random
Clumped
Uniform
Spacing pattern based on total unpredictability
Uniform
Clumped
Random
Study of vital statistics of population and how they change overtime
Topography
Lomography
Demography
Ratio of males to females in a population, classified into primary, secondary, tertiary
Gender orientation
Sexual Identity
Sex Ratio
Describes the number of individuals in each age class as a ratio of one class to another
Age structure
Age limit
Age
Age structure diagram; graphical distribution that shows distribution of various age groups and sex ratio in a population
Population Triangle
Population Pyramid
Population Hierarchy
Prereproductive ages
0-9
0-14
0-16
Reproductive ages
15-40
16-40
15-44
Postreproductive ages
40 up
45 up
44 up
Table that shows the probability that a person of that age will die before his/her next birthday
Death table
Life table
Mortality table
Graph showing number of individuals surviving at each age in a given group; can be type I, type II, or type III
Survival curve
Survivorship curve
Survivor curve
Characterized by high survival in early or middle life
Type I
Type II
Type III
Greatest mortality is experienced early on in life
Type I
Type II
Type III
Roughly constant mortality rate is experienced regardless of age
Type I
Type II
Type III
Refers to how population in an area increases
Population count
Population growth
Population increase
If a a population has constant birth rate through time and is never limited by food or disease
Exponential curve
Exponential growth
Exponential count
Number of individuals of a population the environment can support
Resource capacity
Carrying capacity
Given capacity
Density dependent factors include (select all)
Disease
Parasites
Resources competition
Climate
Natural disasters
Density independent factors include (select all)
Resources competition
Disease
Climate
Natural disasters
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