Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz

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Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz 1. What do you think the Earth’s current Human Population is?

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz The carrying capacity of Earth for humans is uncertain What do you think is the realistic limit for human population?

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz The carrying capacity of Earth for humans is uncertain The average estimate is 10–15 billion

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz Clumped Distribution Even Distribution Random Distribution Spread out around the classroom to show:

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz Developed Country vs. B. Developing Country On whiteboards or in your notebook , Venn Diagram these terms: At least 2 things unique to A At least 2 things both have in common At least 2 things unique to B  

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz A. Increasing growth rate vs. B. Decreasing growth rate On whiteboards or in your notebook , Venn Diagram these terms: At least 2 things unique to A At least 2 things both have in common At least 2 things unique to B  

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz A. Density-independent population factors vs. B. Density-dependent… On whiteboards or in your notebook , Venn Diagram these terms: At least 2 things unique to A At least 2 things both have in common At least 2 things unique to B  

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz A. Exponential growth vs. B. Logistic growth On whiteboards or in your notebook , Venn Diagram these terms: At least 2 things unique to A At least 2 things both have in common At least 2 things unique to B  

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz A. vs. B. On whiteboards or in your notebook , Venn Diagram these terms: At least 2 things unique to A At least 2 things both have in common At least 2 things unique to B  

Ch. 20 Population Ecology Activity Quiz

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