Need help with question 2, 3 and 4. Question 1 and 2 has already answer. Year (Y)Population Size (N)19103019201251930350194012001950Graph the data from the table above into the answer box. Use the information from the graph tocomplete the following questions.Answer:1. Considering ONLY the information you were given in the introductory paragraph regardingreindeer reproductive habits and predation, would you predict that the population growthcurve would be logistic or exponential? Support your answer.Answer:2.Describe the growth pattern that existed from 1910 to 1950. Sı ɔport y ur answer.Answer:3.Provide a possible hypothesis explaining the changes in ɔopuli ion be ween 1940 and 1950.Answer:4. Using the information you have been given about caribou populations, state two factors thathave limited the size of the caribou population. For each, indicate vhether it is adensity-dependent or density-independent factor.Answer: Populahion Size12001o00800400200time1920(920 IS30 19% 1950.2. This graph seems to be a logistic growth curvebecause of following reasons--• This curve is more of sigmoid shaped whichis diagnosticaly logistic growth

Q2) It shows exponential growth pattern because reindeer have a broader choice of food supplies…

Year (Y) Population Size (N) 1910 30 1920 125 1930 350 1940 1200 1950 Graph the data from the table above into the answer box. Use the information from the graph to complete the following questions. Answer: 1. Considering ONLY the information you were given in the introductory paragraph regarding reindeer reproductive habits and predation, would you predict that the population growth curve would be logistic or exponential? Support your answer.

Year (Y) Population Size (N) 1910 30 1920 125 1930 350 1940 1200 1950 Graph the data from the table above into the answer box. Use the information from the graph to complete the following questions. Answer: 1. Considering ONLY the information you were given in the introductory paragraph regarding reindeer reproductive habits and predation, would you predict that the population growth curve would be logistic or exponential? Support your answer.

Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter53: Introduction To Ecology: Population Ecology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5TYU: In a graph of population size versus time, a J-shaped curve is characteristic of (a) exponential...

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