exam 2 Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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Survival Rate

A

Chance that individual at age x lives to age x+1

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2
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Survivorship

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Proportion of individuals from age 0 that live to age x

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3
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Fecundity

A

Average # of offering produced by a female at age x

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4
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Doubling time

A

time for population to double in size

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5
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r

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instantaneous rate of increase (instantaneous births - instantaneous deaths)

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6
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higher doubling time

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larger body size
lower r

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7
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Density dependence

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instantaneous birth/death rates change as a function of population size

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8
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DD effects lead to…

A

decreased births
increased deaths

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9
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dN/dt=rN

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exponential growth equation

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10
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Nt = N_0_e^rt^

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Exponential size equation

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11
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λ=(Nt+1)/Nt

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Geometric growth equation

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12
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Nt=λ^t^N0

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Geometric size equation

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13
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dN/dt=rN[1-(N/K)]

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Logistic growth equation

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14
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K

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(b-d)/(c+a)

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15
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Discrete time

A

interval based time
parameterized by λ

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16
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Continuous time

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infinitely small time steps
parameterized by r

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17
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Time lags

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Time it takes for changes to take place

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18
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Allee

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Positive correlation between population density and individual fitness

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19
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Dispersal

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Movement of individuals from birth site to breeding site (or vise versa). Typically a one way trip by young, but can be juveniles/adults

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20
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Migration

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Round trip movement (often seasonal) for foraging/reproduction

21
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Recruitment

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Addition of new individual (usually young) into a population

22
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Sources

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Produce many migrants that disperse to other populations

23
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Sinks

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Receive more immigrants than produced immigrants

24
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cryptos

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Symbionts
Organism that lives on/in another organism can be mutualists or parasites
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Parasites
symbiont that consumes tissues/body fluids of host
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parasitoid
insect whose larvae live as parasites and kill host
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Competition
Interaction of 2+ species in which all species are negatively affected by shared resource use
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Resource
Required component of environment (food, space, light, nutrients...)
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Fundamental Niche
Full set of resources + biotic/abiotic requirements
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Realized Niche
Conditions species is restricted to in nature always smaller than fundamental niche
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Intra specific competition
negative interactions between members of same species
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Inter specific competition
negative interactions between two different species
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Exploitation
Individuals compete by reducing the supply of a limited resource
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Interference
Individuals directly interfere with competitors
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Allelopathy
Chemical inhibition of one species by another (chemical warfare)
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R*
Resource requirement Amount of limiting resource needed for population replacement
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R* Rule
Species with lowest R* will prevail under equilibrium conditions
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Competitive exclusion principle
two species that use a limiting respire in the same way cannot coexist indefinitely
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Niche partitioning
use limiting resource differently
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Mutualisms
mutually beneficial interaction between individuals of 2+ species (+/+)
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Commensalism
Interaction where one specific benefits and the other species is unaffected (+/0)
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Trophic mutualism
One partner receives energy/nutrients
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Habitat mutualism
One partner receives shelter, a place to live, or favorable habitat
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Facultative mutualism
occurring optionally
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Obligate mutualism
One organism will perish without the other
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Foundation species
create habitat and modify environment with positive effects on diversity, distribution, and abundance of associated organisms
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Physical stress
Mechanical forces with the potential to crush/remove organisms
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Physiological stress
Conditions that act on biochemical rates of an organism