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Populations

Population – a group of organisms of one species living in a given area at the same time

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution –

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density –

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density – number of individuals per unit area

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density – number of individuals per unit area Growth Rate –

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density – number of individuals per unit area Growth Rate – how fast a population is able to increase in number

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density – number of individuals per unit area Growth Rate – how fast a population is able to increase in number Birth rate – total number of live births per 1,000 per year

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density – number of individuals per unit area Growth Rate – how fast a population is able to increase in number Birth rate – total number of live births per 1,000 people per year Death rate – number of deaths per 1,000 people per year

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density – number of individuals per unit area Growth Rate – how fast a population is able to increase in number Birth rate – total number of live births per 1,000 people per year Death rate – number of deaths per 1,000 people per year Immigration – migration INTO a population

Factors Affecting Population Geographical Distribution – range inhabited by a species Density – number of individuals per unit area Growth Rate – how fast a population is able to increase in number Birth rate – total number of live births per 1,000 people per year Death rate – number of deaths per 1,000 people per year Immigration – migration INTO a population Emigration – migration OUT OF a population

Limiting Factor –

Limiting Factor – something that causes a population to decrease or prevents it from growing limitlessly

Limiting Factor – something that causes a population to decrease or prevents it from growing limitlessly Carrying Capacity (K) –

Limiting Factor – something that causes a population to decrease or prevents it from growing limitlessly Carrying Capacity (K) – the maximum number of individuals an environment can sustain without detrimental effects

Limiting Factor – something that causes a population to decrease or prevents it from growing limitlessly Carrying Capacity (K) – the maximum number of individuals an environment can sustain without detrimental effects

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent –

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent – factors that depend on the size of the population

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent – factors that depend on the size of the population Only become limiting when the population density becomes very high

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent – factors that depend on the size of the population Only become limiting when the population density becomes very high Effects are intensified as the population density increases

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent – factors that depend on the size of the population Only become limiting when the population density becomes very high Effects are intensified as the population density increases Density-independent –

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent – factors that depend on the size of the population Only become limiting when the population density becomes very high Effects are intensified as the population density increases Density-independent – factors that do not depend on the size of the population

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent – factors that depend on the size of the population Only become limiting when the population density becomes very high Effects are intensified as the population density increases Density-independent – factors that do not depend on the size of the population Are limiting regardless of the size of the population

2 Types of Limiting Factors Density-dependent – factors that depend on the size of the population Only become limiting when the population density becomes very high Effects are intensified as the population density increases Density-independent – factors that do not depend on the size of the population Are limiting regardless of the size of the population Affect all populations in similar ways

Density Dependent Factors

Density Dependent Factors Predation

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases Disease

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases Disease High population densities make the spread of disease easier to transmit

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases Disease High population densities make the spread of disease easier to transmit Parasitism

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases Disease High population densities make the spread of disease easier to transmit Parasitism High densities make it easier for parasites to find hosts, and spread diseases

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases Disease High population densities make the spread of disease easier to transmit Parasitism High densities make it easier for parasites to find hosts, and spread diseases Competition

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases Disease High population densities make the spread of disease easier to transmit Parasitism High densities make it easier for parasites to find hosts, and spread diseases Competition More members of a population = Less Available resources = More competition

Density Dependent Factors Predation The effect of predation intensifies as the population density of predators increases Disease High population densities make the spread of disease easier to transmit Parasitism High densities make it easier for parasites to find hosts, and spread diseases Competition More members of a population = Less Available resources = More competition Less members of a population = More available resources = Less competition

Density-Independent Factors

Density-Independent Factors Human Activities

Density-Independent Factors Human Activities Deforestation Over-hunting/fishing

Density-Independent Factors Human Activities Deforestation Over-hunting/fishing Natural Disasters

Density-Independent Factors Human Activities Deforestation Over-hunting/fishing Natural Disasters Hurricane, tornado, flood, severe drought Equally devastating to populations regardless of size

Density-Independent Factors Human Activities Deforestation Over-hunting/fishing Natural Disasters Hurricane, tornado, flood, severe drought Equally devastating to populations regardless of size Weather

Density-Independent Factors Human Activities Deforestation Over-hunting/fishing Natural Disasters Hurricane, tornado, flood, severe drought Equally devastating to populations regardless of size Weather Extremely hot/cold temperatures; frost Adversely effects all populations regardless of their size

Types of Growth Logistic Growth – population growth ↑ as resources ↑, and population growth ↓ as resources ↓ Population reaches a carrying capacity

Types of Growth Exponential Growth – individuals in a population reproduce at a constant rate Appears to be unlimited growth