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Not knowing how to prepare for hard times, not stocking up on resources
like they do in the north.
Many of the developing countries were ruled by developed countries
Understand the trends of developed countries vs. developing countries
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developed countries:
lower birth rates
more consumption of resources
longer life expectancy
higher literacy rates
developing countries:
, higher birth rates
less consumption of resources
lower life expectancy
lower literacy rates
Recall the story of Royale Isle
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There were chaotic cycles of moose and wolf populations on the island. To
the point where the moose population skyrocketed and the wolf
population declined. The moose overtook the island and caused problems
on the island. Scientists decided that they should add additional wolves to
the island to help regulate the moose population.
The main reason that a population overshoots its carrying capacity is because
_____________
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What two factors must be present in a population for natural selection to occur?
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1. Requires genetic variation
2. Requires selective advantages among that variation
, What does selective pressure mean? and what are some examples of selective
pressures?
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Selective pressure: populations adapt in response to changes in their
environments. Some examples are insecticides, antibiotics, competition,
predators, etc.
Recall the ecological footprint exercise and how the example of the "Global Village"
applies to it.
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We took a quiz to see how large our ecological footprint and what would
happen if everyone in the world lived like me. The global village took the
world population and scaled it down to 100 people. Many of the privileges
that we take for granted would be mostly all given to those in the America
or the northern hemisphere.
In nature, is there more co-existence or competition among species?
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coexistence!
What are the three zones in a tolerance curve?