Give the term for rapid population growth.

Q: Draw a graph showing the age structure of a populationthat is growing rapidly and a graph of one…

A: GROWTH RATE- The population is ever-changing, it varies from place to place, population density also…

Q: Explain how biotic and abiotic factors affect population growth.

A: The variation in the number of people of specials in a zone over the long run and the variation in…

Q: Explain the Human Population Growth ?

A: Answer- Human growth is determined by total birth, death, immigration and emigration.

Q: Define 'zero population growth rate'.Give an age pyramid for the same.

A: A group of individuals having the same characteristics comprise a population.

Q: Explain population momentum in context to India

A: Population momentum is a consequence of the demographic transition. Population momentum explains why…

Q: Define Population Distribution

A: Population distribution means the pattern of where people live. World population distribution is…

Q: escribe the logistic model of population growth give the characteristics of species that follow this…

A: The simplest example of population growth is binary fission in protozoa and microbes starting with 1…

Q: Describe the scope of human population growth

A: Population growth is the increased number of humans in the world. Most of the human history shows…

Q: Describe the stages of a typical population growth curve.

A: A growth curve is a graphical representation that shows the course of a phenomenon over time. An…

Q: How does a fertility rate above RLF produce positive feedback (in which a change creates a situation…

A: The fertility rate is defined as the maximum number of childbirth per reproductive-age woman.…

Q: Describe the exponential model of population growth give the characteristics of  species that follow…

A: Growth is defined as the increase in size and shape of a cell or an organism over a period of time.…

Q: Sketch and label the graph showing the general stages ofthe demographic transition and explain the…

A: A phenomenon that refers to the historical shift from high infant mortality rates and high natality…

Q: With the help of suitable diagram describe the logistic population growth curve.

A: The logistic growth curve is also known as the S-shaped curve.  It represents the growth of the…

Q: Identify examples of populations that would exhibitopportunistic growth.

A: Population can be defined as the group of individuals belonging to the same species that live in the…

Q: make a prediction about the effects that future human population growth will have on the following:…

A: Human population growth if left uncontrolled , will gradually lead to our extinction . I say this…

Q: Define zero population growth and explain why it has not been achieved.

A: Population study is about quantifying the individual’s count of a given species in a confined area…

Q: What type of factors will limit the growth of a population?

A: Limiting factors, or things within the surroundings that may lower the population growth rate,…

Q: List some densitydependent factors that limit population growth.

A: Introduction  A population is the smallest unit of any ecosystem which collectively includes the…

Q: Compare and contrast Exponential Growth and Logistic Growth Logistic Growth both Exponential Growth

A: A group of organisms of the same species that live in habitat makes a population.

Q: describe how population growth is calculated and how the growth rate interacts with population size…

A: The abiotic and the biotic constituents of the biosphere co-exist with each other. Different…

Q: Explain the stages in the population growth curve and its practicalimportance.

A: The bacterial growth rate does not keep continue to keep double and the continuous cell division is…

Q: A population may pass through changes in age structure without changing in size. Do you agree or…

A: Group of people or organisms belonging to same species living in same geographical area at a time,…

Q: The number of individuals that occur per unit area is calleda. populationb. population growth.c.…

A: Step 1 Population ecology is the study of all aspects of the population found in an area and the…

Q: What controls changes in population size?

A: Population size is the number of individuals in  a population. The population size of an habitat can…

Q: Explain the relationship among birthrate, death rate, andthe annual growth rate of a population.

A: The growth rate of the population is affected by several factors. These are birth rate, death rate,…

Q: Describe the process of population growth and how it ismeasured.

A: Population growth is the change in the population with time. It is defined as the movement of the…

Q: Show the vanishing population with diagram of age pyramid.

A: The population age structure is defined as the proportion of individuals in the distinct age groups.…

Q: What is population growth rate?

A: Population is defined as the number of inhabitants of a certain region. It involves the process of…

Q: Express the logistic population growth by equation.

A: A population is a group of species that inhabit the same area and live together. The individuals of…

Q: Discuss the scale and consequences of population growthand resource consumption

A: Introduction The rise in the number of people in a population is known as population growth. There…

Q: What will happen if there is excessive growth in the human population?

A: The human population when is so increased that it can't be sustained by the environment in the long…

Q: Refer to the illustration above. Which time period shows the highest rate of growth of the…

A: This graph has been drawn  world population in billions on y axis and with the time or year on x…

Q: Predict the outcome of a population exceeding the carrying capacity of the environment.  Provide a…

A: Population size is defined as the number of individuals in a population. For example, human…

Q: What are the main factors that affects the growth of A population?

A: Population may be defined as the collection or the group of individuals that belong to the same…

Q: Discuss various factors that affect population size and density.

A: A group of people or organisms belonging to the same species living in the same geographical area at…

Q: Draw a graph of logistic growth. Label the point at which the resources for the population cannot…

A: Population have characteristic pattern of its growth that is population growth forms. Such a growth…

Q: Review the following characteristics for a population in a country: • Industrial development has…

A: Demographic transition reviews changes in birth and death rates as a nation experiences…

Q: Describe the characteristics of populations that help predict population growth

A: In ecology field, the study of living organisms takes place at different levels. The population…

Q: Articulate the difference between population size and population density.

A: The populations of many species make up communities. A population in biology is a group of organisms…

Q: Differentiate between exponential and logistic growth form of population.

A: Step 1 The population has certain attributes or inherent qualities that an individual organism does…

Q: What is a zero population growth rate?

A: A population is a group of individuals of same species that live in a given geographical area, share…

Q: Interpret graphical population data to determine whether the population exhibits logistic or…

A: Introduction  Population growth is referred to the change in the number of individuals of a…

Q: Discuss various consequences of increase in population density.

A: Population density is the number of individuals residing in 1 square kilometer geographical area. As…

Q: Discuss exponential human population growth

A: Human growth is exponential because under ideal conditions, population can grow at an increasing…

Q: What is the most important thing to prepare for as population increase

A: There are a number of issues that are important for the sustainability of a population's growth, but…

Population Growth

R and K Selection

R and K selection are concepts in ecology used to describe traits in the fluctuation of a population or population dynamics. For example, they describe the life-association traits between parent and offspring, such as quantity or number of young ones born at a time, quality of parental care, the age to maturity, and reproductive effort.