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Measuring Populations

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Distribution of species

Back (Answer)

the geographical area in which species is found

#2
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Types of distribution

Back (Answer)

regular random cluster

#3
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Regular distribution

Back (Answer)

occurs due to interactions with other individuals

#4
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An organism in regular distribution

Back (Answer)

cresote bushes

#5
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Random distribution

Back (Answer)

no pattern of interaction rare in nature

#6
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Organism in random distribution

Back (Answer)

stingless bee

#7
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Cluster distribution

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interaction with others/environment most common type

#8
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Organisms in cluster distribution

Back (Answer)

herds of large mammals social insects migrating waterfowl schools of fish

#9
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Types of population pyramids

Back (Answer)

expansive constructive stationary

#10
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Expansive population pyramid

Back (Answer)

high fertility rates lower than average life expectancy 3rd world countries and Latin America

#11
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Constructive population pyramid

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longer percentages of young people United States

#12
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Stationary population pyramid

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equal percentages of all age groups European countries

#13
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Natural selection

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mechanism of evolution

#14
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Types of natural selection

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stabilizing selection disruptive selection directional selection

#15
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What happens to genetic diversity in stabilizing selection

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genetic diversity decreases

#16
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Examples of organisms with stabilizing selection

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medium-sized spiders medium-sized mice

#17
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What traits in a population are selected for in stabilizing selection

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normal traits

#18
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In stabilizing selection gene frequencies are kept……

Back (Answer)

constant

#19
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In disruptive selection either…… in a population is selected for

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extreme

#20
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Disruptive selection eliminates ……..

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intermediate traits

#21
Front (Question)

What changes cause disruptive selection

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disease new predator climate change

#22
Front (Question)

What is a population distribution of age and gender graph

Back (Answer)

a back-to-back graph

#23
Front (Question)

What does population distribution of age and gender show

Back (Answer)

number of males and females and age group pf each gender

#24
Front (Question)

Directional selection

Back (Answer)

extreme variation of a trait within a population