Notes-52 Flashcards

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Life history

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Organisms schedule of reproduction & death

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Cohort

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group of individuals of same age

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Semelparity

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Type of life history where organisms invest in growth & development then expend that energy in a single reproductive effort b4 dying

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Iteroparity

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Type of life history where organisms produce fewer offspring at a time over many reproductive seasons

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ZPG

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(zero population growth) per capita birth & death rates are =

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N

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Population size

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t

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Time

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B

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Absolute number of births during time interval

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D

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Absolute number of deaths during time interval

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r

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  • Per capita population growth rate

- determines if population is growing or declining

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r max

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intrinsic rate of increase- max population growth rate

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K

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carrying capacity- max stable population size that particular environment can support over relatively long time period

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intraspecific competition

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reliance of 2 or more individuals of same species on same limited resource

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demographics

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stats that describe population size, age structure, density, distribution, & other factors

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Population size

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number of individuals in population

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Age structure

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number of individuals in ea. of several age categories

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Population density

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number of individuals in specified portion of a habitat

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Population distribution

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pattern in which individuals are dispersed in their habitat

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Quadrats

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sampling areas of same size & shape

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biotic potential

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max possible per capita rate of increase for its species

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r-selection

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selection favors traits that max number of offspring

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K-selection

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selection for traits that improve offspring quality

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total fertility rate (TFR)

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average number of children born to woman of population during their reproductive years

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demographic transition model

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describes how population growth rate changes as country becomes more developed

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limiting factor

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any essential resource in short supply

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density dependent factors

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lower reproductive success & worsens as population increases

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density independent factors

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unrelated to population size, disasters are an example