MDHS Population Growth

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Key terms: exponential and logistical growth, carrying capacity, limiting factors

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Froggy Jumps MDHS Population GrowthOnline version Key terms: exponential and logistical growth, carrying capacity, limiting factors by Laura Coppler 1 What formula is used to cacluate population growth? a (B+I)-(D+E) b (B+E)-(D+I) c (B-D)+(I+E) 2 If a population has a higher death rate and emigration rate the population is .... a stable b increasing c decreasing 3 Exponential growth a b c 4 Population growth that increases rapidly due to a fixed percentage of growth per year. a Stable b Logistical c Exponential 5 Population growth that starts to increase quickly, but slows down due to limiting factors. a Stable b Logistical c Exponential 6 Logistical population growth a b c 7 The highest population a given environment can support. a Carrying capcity b Population c Uniform 8 Food, fire, disease, drought, water, deforestation a Carrying capacity b Abiotic factors c Limiting Factors 9 Density-depent factors a Influence is affected by population size b Influesnce is NOT affected by population size c Does not impact population size 10 Examples of density-independent factors a Food availability, water supply, disease b Forest fire, drought, deforestation c Food, fire, shelter 11 A Park starts with 25 deer. The population increases due to abundant food and low predation, After years, the deer population reaches 800 but stops growing. What is the carrying capicity? a 25 b 500 c 800

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MDHS Population GrowthOnline version

Key terms: exponential and logistical growth, carrying capacity, limiting factors

by Laura Coppler

What formula is used to cacluate population growth?

(B+I)-(D+E)

(B+E)-(D+I)

(B-D)+(I+E)

If a population has a higher death rate and emigration rate the population is ....

stable

increasing

decreasing

Exponential growth

Population growth that increases rapidly due to a fixed percentage of growth per year.

Stable

Logistical

Exponential

Population growth that starts to increase quickly, but slows down due to limiting factors.

Stable

Logistical

Exponential

Logistical population growth

The highest population a given environment can support.

Carrying capcity

Population

Uniform

Food, fire, disease, drought, water, deforestation

Carrying capacity

Abiotic factors

Limiting Factors

Density-depent factors

Influence is affected by population size

Influesnce is NOT affected by population size

Does not impact population size

Examples of density-independent factors

Food availability, water supply, disease

Forest fire, drought, deforestation

Food, fire, shelter

A Park starts with 25 deer. The population increases due to abundant food and low predation, After years, the deer population reaches 800 but stops growing. What is the carrying capicity?

500

800

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What formula is used to cacluate population growth?

If a population has a higher death rate and emigration rate the population is ....

Exponential growth

Population growth that increases rapidly due to a fixed percentage of growth per year.

Population growth that starts to increase quickly, but slows down due to limiting factors.

Logistical population growth

The highest population a given environment can support.

Food, fire, disease, drought, water, deforestation

Density-depent factors

Examples of density-independent factors

A Park starts with 25 deer. The population increases due to abundant food and low predation, After years, the deer population reaches 800 but stops growing. What is the carrying capicity?

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