Population Dispersions
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-Clumped (depends on resource distribution)
-Uniform (strong competition; territorial animals)
-Random (species do not interact with on another as much)
Ecosystems
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All living organisms, as well as non-living elements
,Demographic Dividend
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Increase in economic growth because of an increase in working age
population (15-64 yrs old)
Biodiversity Hotspots
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Coral Reefs, Tropical Rain, Islands
Mutualism
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Both species benefit from the interaction
Succession
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The change in species composition in a community over time
, Biotic Environment
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The living organisms within an area, referred to as a community
Experimental Design
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1. Sample size
2. Treatment/ Experimental group
3. Control group
4. Variable (Independent and Dependent)
5. Blind or double blind strategies
6. Randomization
7. Repeatable
True or False:
The carrying capacity of an environment can be increased.
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True-
Corn example throughout the decades with fertilizer, crop rotation, pest
management etc.
Theory
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-Clumped (depends on resource distribution)
-Uniform (strong competition; territorial animals)
-Random (species do not interact with on another as much)
Ecosystems
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All living organisms, as well as non-living elements
,Demographic Dividend
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Increase in economic growth because of an increase in working age
population (15-64 yrs old)
Biodiversity Hotspots
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Coral Reefs, Tropical Rain, Islands
Mutualism
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Both species benefit from the interaction
Succession
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The change in species composition in a community over time
, Biotic Environment
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The living organisms within an area, referred to as a community
Experimental Design
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1. Sample size
2. Treatment/ Experimental group
3. Control group
4. Variable (Independent and Dependent)
5. Blind or double blind strategies
6. Randomization
7. Repeatable
True or False:
The carrying capacity of an environment can be increased.
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True-
Corn example throughout the decades with fertilizer, crop rotation, pest
management etc.
Theory
