1. Get to work… Open your notebook to page 64.
Copy the following on the top of that page.
Which is odd
one out? Curve Why?
Rabbit
Mouse
Bear

2. Reminders … Cell phones Backpacks, food/drink
There are zeroes in the gradebook. Office hours!
Make up summative test. You only have this week. ZERO NOW!
Any new grades this week will be for next grading period.
NO quiz Thursday.

3. Today …
We will practice working with survivorship curves (and take notes if needed).
We will practice working with age structure diagrams.
Time permitting, we will watch a short video about age structure diagrams.

4. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Rabbit Mouse Bear Hippo
Zebra
Robin

5. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Rabbit II Mouse II Bear I
Hippo
Zebra
Robin

6. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Rabbit II Mouse II Bear I
Hippo
Zebra
Robin

7. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Rabbit II Mouse II Bear I
Hippo
Zebra
Robin
Most bear’s deaths happen when they’re older. Rabbit and mouse deaths happen throughout lifespan.

8. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Rabbit II Mouse II Bear I
Hippo I
Zebra I
Robin II
Most bear’s deaths happen when they’re older. Rabbit and mouse deaths happen throughout lifespan.

9. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Rabbit II Mouse II Bear I
Hippo I
Zebra I
Robin II
Most bear’s deaths happen when they’re older. Rabbit and mouse deaths happen throughout lifespan.
(Don’t write this: Consider when deaths happen.)

10. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Rabbit II Mouse II Bear I
Hippo I
Zebra I
Robin II
Most bear’s deaths happen when they’re older. Rabbit and mouse deaths happen throughout lifespan.
Most robin’s deaths happen throughout lifespan. Most zebra and hippo deaths happen when they’re older.

11. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Monkey Pine tree Frog
Turtle
Human
Oyster

12. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Monkey I Pine tree III
Frog III
Turtle
Human
Oyster
(Don’t write this: Consider how many young they have and how they take care of them.)

13. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Monkey I Pine tree III
Frog III
Turtle
Human
Oyster
Monkeys have few young and take care of them. Trees and frogs have lots of young and don’t take care of them.

14. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Monkey I Pine tree III
Frog III
Turtle III
Human I
Oyster III
Monkeys have few young and take care of them. Trees and frogs have lots of young and don’t take care of them.

15. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Monkey I Pine tree III
Frog III
Turtle III
Human I
Oyster III
Monkeys have few young and take care of them. Trees and frogs have lots of young and don’t take care of them.
(Don’t write this: Consider how many young they have and how they take care of them.)

16. Practice… Which is odd one out? Curve Why? Monkey I Pine tree III
Frog III
Turtle III
Human I
Oyster III
Monkeys have few young and take care of them. Trees and frogs have lots of young and don’t take care of them.
Most human’s deaths happen when they’re older. Turtle and oyster deaths happen when they’re younger.

17. Today …
Find someone with a completed age structure diagram for each country.
On page 63, on the page under the worksheet, list the following:
Country Type of growth Shape
Mexico
India
China
France

18. Today …
Find someone with a completed age structure diagram for each country.
On page 63, on the page under the worksheet, list the following:
Country Type of growth Shape
Mexico Growing
India Growing
China Declining
France Stable

19. Serious Science: Biological Carrying Capacity
Population pyramids: Powerful predictors of the future - Kim Preshoff
Everglades Invasives
Invasive Exotics in South Florida A Waterways Production