MDHS Population Ecology - Density

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Froggy Jumps MDHS Population Ecology - DensityOnline version Test your knowledge on the basics of population ecology by Laura Coppler 1 Ecologists study population size, density distribution, age structure, and sex ratio to understand how populations... a grow, interact, and change over time b grow, isolate, and stay the same over time c develope, disperse, and evolve 2 The total number of individuals within a species living in a particular area at a particular time a population b community c ecosystem 3 A healthy population is generally a Growing and shrinking b shrinking c Growing or stable 4 Unhealthy populations are a growing b stable c shrinking 5 Populations that stop growing can lead to the _________ of a species a creation b extinction c shrinking 6 The number of individuals of a species living per unit in an area a carrying capacity b population c population density 7 Low population density is attributed to a large predators b producers c herbivores 8 More space and resources, but harder to find mates and groups are part of a high population density b low population density c equilibrium 9 Organisms that tend to have high population density a lions b blue whales c insects 10 Smaller organisms tend or have higher population density. What are the pro's and con's of high density populations? a Easier to find mates and more vunerable to competition and disease b Easier to avoid predation and harder to find a mate c Easier to be a part of a group, harder to find a mate 11 If we did a random sample of a population and found that on average there are 3 individuals per square meter, what is the estimated population of a 25 square meter area? a 75 b 8 c 34

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MDHS Population Ecology - Density

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MDHS Population Ecology - DensityOnline version

by Laura Coppler

Ecologists study population size, density distribution, age structure, and sex ratio to understand how populations...

The total number of individuals within a species living in a particular area at a particular time

A healthy population is generally

Unhealthy populations are

Populations that stop growing can lead to the _________ of a species

The number of individuals of a species living per unit in an area

Low population density is attributed to

More space and resources, but harder to find mates and groups are part of

Organisms that tend to have high population density

Smaller organisms tend or have higher population density. What are the pro's and con's of high density populations?

If we did a random sample of a population and found that on average there are 3 individuals per square meter, what is the estimated population of a 25 square meter area?