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1 A.P. Biology CH. 53 - Population Ecology Name How many ants (shown below - 6 ants / cm 2 ) would there be in an ant colony that is flat and one meter long on each side? Dispersion Patterns Matching A - Clumped B - Uniform C - Random Trees of the same species in a tropical rainforest. King penguins on South Georgia Island in the South Atlantic Ocean. Butterfly fish. Mushrooms on a rotting log. Black walnut trees (Black walnut trees secrete toxins from their roots) Termites on the plains of the Serengeti. The most common pattern of organism distribution. Survivorship Curve Which organism species produces the most offspring? Which organism species shows high early mortality? Which organism species shows a constant death rate over their life span? In the natural world, many species show survivorship curves that are combinations of the standard curves. How would an open nesting songbird s survivorship curve appear if it was Type III for the first year and then Type II for the rest of its life span? Sketch this curve on the survivorship curve graph above 53.2 Exponential Population Growth Expressed as an equation: N t Where: = B + I D - E N = the change in number of individuals t = over a period of time = = equals B = births, I = Immigrants, D = Deaths, E = Emigrants Using the formula D = dn, how many deaths would you expect per year is d = 0.010 annually in a population of: 500 700 1700

2 If birth rates = death rates, the population is experiencing ZPG, or. What type of population growth is shown by the graph to the left? This type of growth only occurs in natural populations when they are exploiting a new habitat (with beaucoups resources!) 53.3 Logistic Growth What type of population growth is shown by the graph to the left? What is Carrying Capacity (K)? Is it static or dynamic? Concerning the diagram above: Which of the three populations most closely approximates logistic growth? Which of the three growth curves most dramatically overshoots its carrying capacity? Which of the three populations has the shortest reproductive period? Which of the three is a K-strategy species?

3 List 5 limiting factors that can influence carrying capacity. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 53.4 Life History Traits The proper name for this plant is the The plant is also called the plant. This plant is an example of - reproduction. After flowering, the plant produces seeds and then. The animal that the book uses to illustrate this point is the. This life history is the plant's response to an eratic. The proper term for this type of reproduction is. _a. By contrast, the reproductive method utilized by an _b. oak tree is called a. or b.. r and K Selection Two different ecological species categories (r and K) are distinguished by their strategies for success. (Success being their long-term presence in an ecosystem.) r Strategy Species high intrinsic rate of increase (r) reproduce early and have many offspring offspring are small, mature early, and receive limited or no parental care, good offspring dispersal found to undergo wild swings in their population numbers. Examples: bacteria, ants, mosquitoes, mice, dandelions, oysters energy used to make each individual is low short life expectancy K Strategy Species low intrinsic rate of increase (r) reproduce late and have few offspring long life expectancy offspring are large, mature slowly, and often receive intense parental care populations are stable and normally found at the carrying capacity (K) Examples: coconut palms, whales, redwoods, man Includes many of the species in danger of extinction. energy used to make each individual is high

4 53.5 Population Growth Regulation Compare and contrast these two terms: density-independent regulation density-dependent regulation 53.6 Human Population HUMAN POPULATION

5 Demography The statistical study of populations. demos = people, graphos = measurement Helps us predict how populations will change in the future. The characteristics of a population can be illustrated graphically by using a population pyramid - a bar graph using single year or five-year categories. Males enumerated to the left, females to the right. Shows population composition by age and sex. The age distribution of human males and females in 1990 in the populations of Mexico (representing rapid growth) and the United States (showing slow growth). Can the world s population sustain an ecological footprint that is currently the average American footprint? Explain. What is the Earth s carrying capacity for our human population?