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DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

9. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. Perhaps the most important of all the applications of calculus is to differential equations. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.

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DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

10. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. Perhaps the most important of all the applications of calculus is to differential equations. DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.

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Lecture 1 Summary

Lecture 1 Summary. The ecological hierarchy consists of the individual, population, community, ecosystem, and biosphere. Ecology is the study of biotic and abiotic interactions between organisms and their environment as they affect distribution and abundance.

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Energy and Biomass Pyramid (together)

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Life Table Problem

Life Table Problem.

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61BL3313 Population and Community Ecology

Lecture 04 Population regulation Spring 2013 Dr Ed Harris. 61BL3313 Population and Community Ecology. Announcements -lecture + tutorial today announcements: -R break for this week (use to catch up) -Moodle problem over the weekend -quiz marks this week, answers are up on *Moodle

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Population Growth Models: Geometric and Exponential Growth

Population Growth Models: Geometric and Exponential Growth. Exponential Growth. Geometric Growth. Population Growth Models: Unrestrained Growth: How realistic?. Population Growth Models: Limits to Unrestrained Growth: Carrying Capacity (K). Carrying Capacity:.

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Outline

Outline. Scope of Ecology Demographics of Populations Population Density and Distribution Population Growth Models Survivorship Curves Age Distributions Regulation of Population Size Life History Patterns Human Population Growth Environmental Impact. Scope of Ecology. Ecology

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Population Growth Models: Geometric and Exponential Growth

Population Growth Models: Geometric and Exponential Growth. Exponential Growth. Geometric Growth. Population Growth Models: Unrestrained Growth: How realistic?. Population Growth Models: Limits to Unrestrained Growth: Carrying Capacity (K).

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ORGANISMS AND POPULATION

ORGANISMS AND POPULATION. PREPARED BY S RATH PGT BIOLOGY WWW.CBSE123.CO.CC. Ecology. Branch of science Studies(I) the interaction among organisms (ii) between organisms (iii) physical/abiotic environment.

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Ecology

Ecology. Part 4. Populations Part 5. Communities Part 6. Biodiversity and Conservation. Population Ecology: Population Characteristics. Population Characteristics. Population Density: The number of organisms per unit area Spatial Distribution:

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Table of Contents

Populations. Chapter 19. Table of Contents. Section 1 Understanding Populations Section 2 Measuring Populations Section 3 Human Population Growth. Section 1 Understanding Populations. Chapter 19. Objectives.

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Ecology

Ecology. Part 4. Populations Part 5. Communities Part 6. Biodiversity and Conservation. Population Ecology: Population Characteristics. Population Characteristics. Population Density: The number of organisms per unit area Spatial Distribution:

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Population Growth Models

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The POPULUS modelling software

The POPULUS modelling software Download your copy from the following website (the authors of the program are also cited there). This primer is best used with a running POPULUS program. http://www.cbs.umn.edu/populus/

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Changes in Population Size

Changes in Population Size. Text p. 660-669. Population Dynamics. Populations always changing in size Deaths, births Main determinants (measured per unit time): Natality = number of births Mortality = number of deaths Emigration = # of individuals that move away

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Population Ecology

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Chapter 52: Population Ecology

Chapter 52: Population Ecology. Population ecology Study of populations in relationship to the environment Includes environmental influences on population density, distribution, age structure, & size Population

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POPULATION ECOLOGY

POPULATION ECOLOGY. Density-number/unit of area or volume Census Estimate by indirect indicators Mark-recapture method. Dispersal-spacing among individuals Clumped-humans Uniform-penguin rookery Random-not common in nature. Characteristics of Populations. Demography.

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11.2 Changes in Population Size

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