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Lab 4

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

population

Back (Answer)

group of indviduals from the same species that cooccur in space and time

#2
Front (Question)

what happens if total number of individuals that were born or immigrated is greater than the number of individuals that died or emigrated

Back (Answer)

pop will grow

#3
Front (Question)

what happens if total number of individuals that were born or immigrated is less than the number of individuals that died or emigrated

Back (Answer)

pop will decrease

#4
Front (Question)

if a organism produces few offspring and invests in care

Back (Answer)

high survival of young curve 1

#5
Front (Question)

organism produces large amount of offspring invests little in care

Back (Answer)

low survival of young curve 3

#6
Front (Question)

equal death rate throughout all stages of life

Back (Answer)

Curve 2

#7
Front (Question)

How to create cohert life table

Back (Answer)

follow each member of this cohert and track when it dies impossiuble, very difficult

#8
Front (Question)

how to create static life table

Back (Answer)

age at time of death recorded for group born at different times

#9
Front (Question)

when does exponential growth take place?

Back (Answer)

when pop sizez small or little to no comp for resources

#10
Front (Question)

exponential growth variables dn/dt r N Nt N0 t

Back (Answer)

dN/dt=rate of population growth r= per capita rate of increase N=pop size Nt=number of individuals at given time t=# time intervals

#11
Front (Question)

what remains constant in exponential growth

Back (Answer)

r

#12
Front (Question)

when does logistic population growth occur

Back (Answer)

when there is an upper limit to pop growth

#13
Front (Question)

what is a density dependent factor

Back (Answer)

factors who’s effects are dependent on density of population

#14
Front (Question)

K

Back (Answer)

carrying capacity the theoretical maximum size of the population at a particular location

#15
Front (Question)

rmax

Back (Answer)

maximum per capita rate of increase under ideal conditions