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Populations Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Determined by ◦ Births ◦ Deaths ◦ Migration

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PopulationsChapter 5

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Determined by◦ Births◦ Deaths◦ Migration

Population Growth

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Under ideal conditions populations grow exponentially.

Exponential Growth

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Under real conditions populations experience logistic growth.

Limiting factors cause a population to maintain a certain size = carrying capacity

Logistic Growth

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Both biotic and abiotic factors limit the growth of populations.◦ Competition◦ Predation◦ Parasitism and disease◦ Unusual weather◦ Natural disasters◦ Seasonal cycles◦ Human activities

Limits to Growth

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Growth of Aphids

Exponential growth

Steady populationsize

Peak populationsize

Rapid decline

Steady populationsize

Section 5-2

A Density-Dependent Limiting Factor

Competition

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Predation

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Still exponential. Advances in agriculture, medicine, industry

and sanitation have improved survival rates.

Human Population Growth

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Agriculturebegins

Plowingand irrigation

Bubonicplague

IndustrialRevolutionbegins

Section 5-3

Human Population Growth

Human Population Growth

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Estimated to be 9 billion. What will happen when we reach earth’s

carrying capacity?◦ War, famine, pandemics

http://www.peterrussell.com/Odds/WorldClock.php

Earth’s Carrying Capacity