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Population Dynamic

Population Dynamic

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8th - 10th Grade

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29 Slides • 26 Questions

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Population


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Do Now # 12

Be ready to answer the following questions

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Open Ended

1. Suppose you had a pet rabbit. What would the rabbit need to stay alive and healthy?

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Open Ended

2-A female rabbit can give birth to over 40 baby rabbits a year. Suppose all of her offspring survived and reproduced, and so on.In only 8 years the mass of rabbits would exceed the mass of the earth. Why are we not overrun with rabbits? What keeps the rabbit population in check?

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Notes

  • Takes notes from the video

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Open Ended

Why did China establish its “One Child Policy?”

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Open Ended

Since China has decided to end its “One Child Policy” what is likely to happen to the population size in china?

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Population

All the individuals of a species that live together in an area where they can interbreed and have fertile offspring.

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Three key features of populations

size: how big something is

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Three key features of populations

Density: is the number of individuals per unit geographic area.

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Three key features of populations

Dispersion describes how the individuals are distributed, or spread throughout their habitat.

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Population also change in size

What increases or decreases the student population in our school?


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Open Ended

What increases or decreases the student population in our school?

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How do population change at our school?

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Multiple Choice

What does natality mean?

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Death rate

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Birth rate

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Immigration

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emigration

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Multiple Choice

What does mortality mean?

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Birth Rate

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Immigration

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Death Rate

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Emigration

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Poll

What are some reasons a real population can increase?

natality

mortality

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Poll

What are some reasons a population can decrease?

deaths

emigration

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Multiple Choice

If the Birth rate is greater than death rate what happens to population growth?

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increase

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decrease

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Multiple Choice

If the death rate is greater than birth rate what happens to population growth?

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Increase

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Decrease

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Multiple Choice

Which country or countries do you think has an INCREASING population?

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Lebanon

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China

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Denmark

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Multiple Choice

Which country or countries do you think has a DECLINING population?

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Lebanon

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Denmark

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China

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Multiple Choice

What is the independent variable of the both graphs?

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time

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population size

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Multiple Choice

What is the dependent variable of both graphs?

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time

2

population size

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Multiple Select

What are the trends you notice about the graphs?

Exponential:

Logistic:

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Logistic: S shaped; Exponential: S shaped

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Logistic: j shaped; Exponential: S shaped

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Logistic: S shaped; Exponential: j shaped

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Logistic: j shaped; Exponential: S shaped

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Multiple Choice

How do the populations change over time?

Exponential:

Logistic:

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Exponential: population increases infinitively

Logistic: Population increases at first, then decreases and stabilizes

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Logistic: population increases infinitively

Exponential: Population increases at first, then decreases and stabilizes

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Multiple Choice

What does k represent?

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Capacity

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Carrying Capacity

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Exponential Growth

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Open Ended

What could have caused the population to drastically decrease after 1850?

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Open Ended

What is the carrying capacity of sheep?

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Open Ended

What are some limiting factors in an animal population?

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Multiple Select

What does density dependent mean?

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Dependent on population size

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Do not dependent on population size

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affects all populations similarly regardless of size.

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Multiple Choice

What does density independent mean?

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Dependent of population size

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Affects all populations similarly regardless the population size

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Multiple Choice

Density independent or density dependent?

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Density dependent

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Density Independent

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Multiple Choice

Density independent or density dependent?

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Density Independent

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Density dependent

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Multiple Choice

Density independent or density dependent?

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Density independent

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Density dependent

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Ind work

Assigned on Teams

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Homework

Edpuzzle " food web" due by Friday April 16,21

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