Quiz Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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J-shaped pattern that indicates that there is a steady positive growth rate.

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Exponential model

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2
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A small growth seen in the first part

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Lag phase

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3
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a model that describes limited population growth, often due to limited resources

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Logistic model

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4
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Maximum population size that the environment can sustain

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Carrying capacity

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Influenced by the population, and mostly biotic.

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DENSITY-DEPENDENT FACTOR

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when habitat is overcrowded, organisms compete for food, water, space, sunlight and other essentials.

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Competition

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7
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Were population is controlled

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Predation

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8
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parasite living in or another organisms consequently harms the host.

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Parasitism

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9
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diseases harm organisms in a population by causing death or preventing the species from reproducing.

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Disease

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10
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Not influenced by the population

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DENSITY INDEPENDENT FACTOR

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11
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4 biotic structure of independent factor

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  • Unusual weather conditions
  • Natural disaster
  • Seasonal cycle
  • Certain human activities such us damming rivers, clear cutting forests, and indiscriminate or uncontrolled hunting and farming.
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12
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population of a given species is part of a bigger group.

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Community

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13
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number of different species represented in a biological community.

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Species richness

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14
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where the largest number of species richness can be found.

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Tropical rainforest

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15
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refers to how common or rare the species in the area.

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Relative abundance

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16
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members of the same species compete for limited resources.

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Intraspecific competition

17
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members of different species compete for a shared resources.

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Interspecific competition

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Changes the physical and the biological structures of a community.

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Causes of disturbance

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Natural disasters or human activities

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Advantage of disturbance

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Create opportunities for new species to thrive and create a new community.

21
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Examples of disturbances

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  • volcanic eruptions
  • tsunamis
  • intense forest fires
22
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The gradual and sequential regrowth of a community.

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Ecological Succession

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the community is established from an area that does not have any topsoil.

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Primary Succession

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The species that predominate at the early stages

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Pioneer species

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This happens after a disturbance is experienced by a community
Secondary Succession
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Takes shorter time to finish
Secondary Succession
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Takes hundreds or millions of years to finish.
Primary Succession
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major stable community which is the final stage of ecological succession.
Climax community
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How many years does Humans have inhabited Earth?
More than 500 million
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How many years does Humans have inhabited Earth?
More than 500 million
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About how many years ago does human population growth that is very slow.
10 000 to 20 000 years ago
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What kind of group does our ancestors lived in and how do they obtained food?
Small nodamic groups | By hunting and gathering
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the increase in world population was three times greater than during the entire previous history of humanity.
Between 1900 and 2000
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How many years does it take to get an increase from 1.5 to 6.1 billion
100 years
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How many years ago were there are less than one billion humans living on the earth.
200 years ago
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according to UN calculations, how many of us are today now
7 billion
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Global human population growth amounts to around ____
83 million annually, or 1.1% per year.
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It is expected to keep growing, and estimates have put the total population at ___ by mid-2030, ___ by mid-2050 and ___ by 2100.
8. 6 billion 9. 8 billion 11. 2 billion