Factor that limits a population and is dependent on the number of organisms in the population.

Factor that limits a population and is NOT dependent on the number of organisms in the population.

All of the following are density-dependent factors that limit populations EXCEPT

All of the following are density-independent factors that limit populations EXCEPT

Which of the graphs below shows exponential growth?

Which of the graphs below shows logistical growth?

Explains how fast a given population grows.

Related to birth rates and death rates.

Occurs when the growth rate is proportional to the size of the populations.

Population will have this kind of growth unless some limiting factors (like food, water, space or predation) slows the population growth.

Population's growth slows or stops following exponential growth, at a population's carrying capacity.

The maximum number of individuals in a species that a population can support for the long term.

The number of offspring an individual has in a life time.

Emigration causes a population's density to

Immigration causes a population's density to

Which organism has the lowest fecundity?

Which organism has the greatest fecundity?

Based on this age structure, which of the following countries would be predicted to have slow/no growth in the upcoming generations?

Based on this age structure, which of the following countries would be predicted to have rapid growth in the upcoming generations?

Based on this age structure, which of the following countries would be predicted to have negative growth (a declining population) in the upcoming generations?

The study of human population size, density, distribution, movement and birth/death rates is