Lecture 7 Population Growth part 1 Flashcards

1
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Sampling

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Transect and quadrat method

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2
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Density

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number of individuals/ areas of quadrat

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3
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Mark-recapture method

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Step 1. Capture, mark, and release M individuals.
Step 2. Recapture another set of n individual later
Step 3. Count how many n was marked from before, m
N = estimated population size. N/M = n/m

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4
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N

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population density or size

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5
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dN/dt

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rate of change of population size

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6
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Closed population

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immigration and emigration negligible; changes dominated by births and deaths.

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7
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Open population

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immigration and emigration substantial

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8
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Exponential growth solution

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N(t)=Noe^rt
t = Number of individuals at time t

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9
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What controls population keeps them at finite sizes?

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Density dependent factors

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10
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per-capita fecundity often

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decreases with density.

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11
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per-capita mortality often

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increases with density.

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12
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Logistic population growth

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Assume per-capita growth rate decreases linearly with density i.e. replace r with r(1-N/K) where r: intrinsic rate of growth (y-axis) and K is the carrying capacity. The higher the N value it will ultimately lead to negative growth rate.

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