Chapter 7-8 Population Flashcards

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Write and know the basic equation for CALCULATING POPULATION CHANGE

A

Total Population/Original Population?

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Explain how populations are Dynamic as opposed to static

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Dynamic- is data that changes. Population obviously changes

Static - data that doesn’t change

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Density Dependent population control
VS.
Density Independent population control

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Dependent -Depends on amount of population have a GREATER effect as population RISES

  • Spread of Disease
  • Predation
  • competition for resources

Independent -Affect population size. Does not matter on Population

  • Floods
  • drought
  • Fires
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5
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ZPG stands for?

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Zero Population Growth

-#Births + #immigration = #Deaths+#Emigration

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what is Crude Birthrate and what makes it ‘crude’

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Births per 1000 people per year

CALCULATION: # of births / Total population x 1000

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what is the Crude Death rate and what makes it ‘crude’

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Deaths per 1000 people

CALCULATION: # of Deaths/ Total Pop. x 1000

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8
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Calculate annual rate of population change

  • Globally: Birth 22, Death 9
  • Africa: Birth 25, Death 14
  • Latin America: Birth 24, Death 6
  • Oceania: Birth 18, Death 7
  • U.S: Birth 15, Death 9
  • Europe: Birth 10, Death 11
A
  • Globally: Birth 22, Death 9 = .013
  • Africa: Birth 25, Death 14 = .011
  • Latin America: Birth 24, Death 6 =.018
  • Oceania: Birth 18, Death 7 = .011
  • U.S: Birth 15, Death 9 =.006
  • Europe: Birth 10, Death 11 .001
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Determine the rate of population change 
Starts: 1 million
Births: 1675
Deaths: 450
Immigrants: 325
Emigrants: 150
A

s
1675 + 325 -150 -450
——————————- x 1,000 =1.4%
1,000,000 total

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10
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1963: Growth rate 2.2% =6.25 Billion
2000: Growth rate 1.35% +_____?_____

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6.25 billion (1.0135) ^37

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11
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What is the global Human Population

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7.2 BILLION PEOPLE

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12
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Three most populous nations

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Chaina
India
America!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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13
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Replacement level fertility
VS.
Total Fertility rate

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Replacement- to achieve, the total fertility rate must be slightly ABOVE 2.
Total-measure of children per woman

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14
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Does TFR (Total Fert. Rate) tend to be higher or lower in developing or developed countries?

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Developed countries tend to have a much LOWER TFR

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Why is replacement level fertility not equal to 2.0?

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Two children are needed to replace two parents. it must be above 2 for the population to grow. Not everyone survives childbirth.

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16
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On which continent is TFR the highest

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Africa. Many children dies in childbirth.

17
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What is the Baby Boom in the U.S? Whats the problem?

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People had a shit ton of babies.

  • more elderly to care for
  • Health care
18
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what is the Echo Boom in the U.S? Whats the problem?

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Children of Baby Boomers

  • There are a ton of them!
  • Higher reliance on government help
19
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How much does eating at Higher Trophic levels impact the ecology as compered to lower trophic level consumers?

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da fuk type of question is this??????????????

20
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Factors (Social, biological, political) that effect Birth Rate and Fertility Rate

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Social- Prices of food, education, etc.
Biological- many babies in poor countries dies
Political- Some countries limit # of children

21
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The rapid growth of the worlds population over the last 100 years is primarily the result of what?

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  • Better Health Care

- Higher Standards of Living

22
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SKIP :)

23
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Name the two most useful indicators of overall health of people in a region/ country.

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  • Infant mortality rate

- Life expectancy

24
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Population Age Structures

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The wird pyramid shaped things

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Slowing/Stopping population growth VS. Not that
less kids = slowing population growth. No Shit
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Thomas Malthus and his essay on population
Unchecked population growth would lead to MAJOR problems.
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what is biotic potential?
Biotic potential is the maximum reproductive capacity of a population under optimum environmental conditions.
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Density Dependent Limiting Factors VS. Density Independent Limiting Factors
Dependent -Depends on amount of population have a GREATER effect as population RISES - Spread of Disease - Predation - competition for resources Independent -Affect population size. Does not matter on Population - Floods - drought - Fires
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What are the survivorship curves and the different types?
A sideways "S" curve. Pop rapidly rises before leveling out
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How does Women's education level affect the family size?
Less educated women have more children to join the labor force
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Why do women have more children in developing countries
- To Work for them - To support them - Children/ Babies dies easier in developing countries
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what does the 1990 US Census say about the future total fertility rate of the US
It is declining
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FRQ -TFR TWO reasons why does TFR Decline? Why does Kenya have a higher TFR (TWO) Two human activities that impact biodiversity
- more women working = less need of child labor - Better Healthcare = less infant deaths - Higher infant death rate (no good care) - more agricultural (need kids to farm n shit) - Deforestation for houses and farms - Pollution from CO2
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FRQ Diseases SARS- Transmission and solution Malaria- Transmission and solution Factor contributing to spread
SARS- Spreads from ANIMALS to HUMANS -Keep animals away from humans Malaria- Through Mosquito - use bug spray, avoid mosquito land - Higher population density, increased likelihood of transmissions - More Travel (D)
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FRQ MEAT per-capita meat production Why more efficient to produce grain? Environmental impact of meat (TWO) + AND - TO VEGITARIANISM
52 Billion - ------------- = 20 kg per capita (100% increase) 2. 6 billion - Less land to grow - Less energy to store grain - oVERGRAZING - WATER POLLUTION FROM SHIT +LESS CHANCE OF CANCER - LESS PROTEIN
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Last FRQ
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