Take out your homework Take a picture of your Ecosystem and record data in spreadsheet.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Ecology Organisms obtain food, water, Shelter and other need to live, grow and reproduce from its environment Different needs----Different Habitats Living.
Advertisements

Estimating Abundance Weight Sub-sample
POPULATION ESTIMATION LAB How do you estimate the size of a population?
Psych 5500/6500 The Sampling Distribution of the Mean Fall, 2008.
Global Mapping Technology Corvallis, Oregon Products and Training for GPS/GIS/SURVEY Tel:
Completing the Square This is an x.Show me x 2. x x 2 Show me x 2 + 6x.
Measuring biotic components of a system
Bush's lead gets smaller in poll By Susan Page, USA TODAY WASHINGTON — President Bush leads Sen. John Kerry by 8 percentage points among likely voters,
ESTIMATING POPULATION SIZE
The Biosphere Sub topic (a) Investigating an Ecosystem NameTeacher.
QUIZ IS ON THURSDAY, MAY 7th
Ch1S2: Studying Populations Discover Activity Goal: Determine the Cheerio population size without counting each Cheerio in your jar. *You can use any of.
PA Standards: A – Describe the relationships between the biotic and abiotic components of an ecosystem Describe symbiotic and predator/prey relationships.
Ch.22 Populations and Communities. Section 1: Living Things and the Environment Ecosystem- All the living and nonliving things that interact in an area.
Sampling techniques and population growth
COUNTING POPULATIONS Estimations & Random Samples.
COUNTING POPULATIONS Estimations & Random Samples.
How many are there?.  Collection of all the organisms in an area AND the non-living parts of the environment.
Part of the Local Ecosystems Module Spotlight Biology Preliminary Text Chapter 3 Authors: D. Heffernan, J. Bastina, B. Grieve, K. Humphreys, A. Sartor.
Determining Population Size
POPULATION STUDIES. Growth of populations FACTORS INCREASING POPULATION FACTORS DECREASING POPULATION BIRTH IMMIGRATION DEATH EMIGRATION.
Population Parameters – Chapter 9. Population – a group of organisms of the same species occupying a particular space at a particular time. Demes – groups.
1 1 Completing the Square This is an x.Show me x 2. x x 2 Show me x 2 + 6x.
Excursions in Modern Mathematics, 7e: Copyright © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. 13 Collecting Statistical Data 13.1The Population 13.2Sampling.
Studying Populations/ Population Density. How many beans are in the jar? With your lab partner…Discuss a way you can find out how many beans are in the.
Studying Populations. How many beans are in the jar? With your lab partner…Discuss a way you can find out how many beans are in the jar without dumping.
Mark-capture-release lab
Studying Populations and Limiting Factors. Population density The number of individuals in a specific area.
Chapter 22: Populations & Communities Section 2: Studying Populations.
Measuring population.
Measuring Population By Wilj Rosd Ducn. Direct observation The size of a population, when you count how many are in a group and you count them one by.
Things you will need for today: The two papers in the front of the room (top shelf) Home Work: Write a one paragraph letter home explaining why we need.
Counting Populations. Terminology Census = to count a group of organisms Real census = actually count all individuals Sample census = count a portion/sample.
Populations & Population Growth Populations Population size - number of members in a population 2 ways to estimate population size: 1.Random sampling.
Finish Your Levels of Organization Pyramid: Remember each Layer is based on size.
Estimation of Vital Rates: Use of Index Statistics? Relevance of Detection Probability.
Chapter 8 Estimating Population Size: Capture-Recapture Model Examples: Estimating number of blue whales Estimating number of fish in a lake Estimating.
Objective: You will be expected to estimate the size of a sample population using the mark-recapture technique. Be able to apply the technique to new population.
POPULATIONS LESSON 2 - SAMPLING A critical appreciation of some of the ways in which the numbers and distribution of organisms may be investigated. Random.
Sampling animals. What do you remember? What is biodiversity? What is species richness? Whose formula can be used to put a figure on the biodiversity.
Abundance of Organisms
Observing Populations Cacn Birb Andc. Direct observation is counting each member in a population. Ex: We went to a fish tank and counted all of the fish.
Interpreting Ecological Data. Exponential and logistic growth graphs.
A quadrat can be used in quantitative method of estimating population of animals provided the animals DO NOT MOVE e.g. Barnacles on a rocky sea shore (or.
Populations and Population Growth
Estimating Population size
Studying Populations.
Counting/Estimating Populations
Measuring population.
SP 3.4: Estimating Size of Populations
Abundance of Organisms
Do Now: Open notebook to lab section. Write the title of the lab, “Studying Population Size Lab”. Write the date. Answer this question… A plane crashes.
Lecture 20.
Chapter 1.2 STUDYING POPULATIONS.
Estimating Populations
Characteristics of Populations
Studying Populations/ Population Density
Mark Recapture.
Estimate the # of objects in each jar
Studying Populations Chapter 1 Lesson 2.
Population: A group of individuals… … of the same species…
Determining Population Size
Your calculations are a prediction
Estimations & Random Samples
Ecology Habitat Biotic Factors Abiotic Factors Organism---
Unit 2: Ecology Lesson #3: Sampling Techniques
Estimating Population Size Using Mark and Recapture
Ecology Habitat Biotic Factors Abiotic Factors Organism---
Population Growth & Measurement
Name________________________
Presentation transcript:

Take out your homework Take a picture of your Ecosystem and record data in spreadsheet

How many are there?

1. On a piece of paper, free-write your reaction to the piece. 2. What type of writing is this? 3. What is the point of the article?

Collection of all the organisms in an area AND the non-living parts of the environment

 How can we figure out how many individuals are in each population?  What is a census?  It is a count of a population

 True census – actual count  Sample census (2 types)– estimated count of population  A plot sample census is made by marking off small areas or plots and counting in the areas  A mark return recapture census is capturing animals, marking them, and releasing them back, then recapturing them to count how many are marked.

Each member of a population is physically counted one by one… Name of Population GrassShrubsBuffalo Actual Count Hell no-TMTC Sample Census ???

Name of Population GrassShrubsBuffalo Actual Count TMTC Sample Count 1500 x = a lot 10 x 60 = 6004 x 40 = 160

Why was the last census not very accurate? What could we do to make it more accurate? Where have you already done a sample census this year?

To make sure we hit all unique parts of an ecosystem. Only useful in certain circumstances. Why is the below example good for a transect?

Number of individuals that live in a unit area…also found by using plots in a sample census.

Examples:  There are 270 people per square mile in Pennsylvania  There are 25 deer per square mile in PA

 Why is a sample a good way to count a population?  What are some disadvantages to using a sample?  What could you do to sample a population of animals that do not stay in one place?

 A way to count organisms that move or are hard to see.  Catch, mark, let go, catch again.  Use a formula to estimate the number.

 What is an organism?  What is a census?  What is a sample census?  What is a true census?  When would you NOT use a sample census but do a true census?  How can you make a sample census more accurate?

 Is Mark and Recapture a true census or a sample census?  What scenarios are good for mark return recapture?  When do you want to do a true census?  When do you use a sampling census?  What are some disadvantages to using a sample?

 For the following animals, what method would be most appropriate for getting a census?