Predict the outcome of a population exceeding the carrying capacity of the environment.  Provide a specific example (may be hypothetical).

Q: Explain how biotic and abiotic factors affect population growth.

A: The variation in the number of people of specials in a zone over the long run and the variation in…

Q: Explain how ecosystem modeling is useful in addressing ecological problems give an example to suport…

A: There are many ecological problems such as  Pollution  Global warming  Overpopulation  Power…

Q: give natural examples of density-independent Population regulation (e.g. aquatic weed in South…

A: In ecology, a density-independent factor, also known as a limiting factor, is any force that…

Q: Give two examples of density-dependent and two examples of density-independent factors that can…

A: Limitations to population growth are either density-dependent or density-independent.

Q: Which growth model would you expect to see in a stable population?

A: Change in the number of individuals in a population with time is called population growth. Birth,…

Q: Describe the stages of a typical population growth curve.

A: A growth curve is a graphical representation that shows the course of a phenomenon over time. An…

Q: Some Terms Related to Growth Patterns Biotic potential Exponential growth Logistic growth Carrying…

A: Introduction Populations show different growth patterns. This growth pattern is depending on the…

Q: Describe the exponential model of population growth give the characteristics of  species that follow…

A: Growth is defined as the increase in size and shape of a cell or an organism over a period of time.…

Q: Define density-dependent and also define density-independent mortality factors, and give one…

A: The objective of the question is to define density-dependent and density-independent mortality…

Q: Carrying capacity is and is represented by the letter on the graph. O he maximum number of…

A: Population size  The population size of an ecosystem depends upon food, shelter, area, etc.

Q: Question 8 During the recent lan hurricane disaster what activities an environmental health…

A: The Environmental health is a branch of public health. This focuses on human relationships and their…

Q: An example of a limiting factor would be the amount of food available in a population. True False

A: Introduction :- A limiting factor is something that restricts the size of a population and slows or…

Q: after the bamboo fruiting: In reality, this high carrying capacity cannot be sustained for longer…

A: Carrying capacity is the maximum size of the population of a particular species that can be sustain…

Q: Compare/contrast K and r - selected species. Discuss their population growth curves.

A: The species maintain the structure uniformity, function, reproduction that maintains its genetic…

Q: As population and affluence increase so does the environmental impact. However, technology can…

A: As population and affluence increase, the environmental impact may or may not increase. Technology…

Q: Analyze the graphs below. Which growth model (exponential or logis- tic) would apply to a population…

A: Population growth  Population growth can be defined as the increase in the number of organisms in a…

Q: Explain the stages in the population growth curve and its practicalimportance.

A: The bacterial growth rate does not keep continue to keep double and the continuous cell division is…

Q: When per capita growth rate (r) is a positive number, the population size is: a decreasing if it is…

A: The number of people per unit area is used to determine "population density". The population's size,…

Q: Discuss adjusted/lowered ecological footprint measurement and what hypothetical lifestyle to…

A: Ecological Footprint accounting estimates the demand and supply of nature.  For the part of demand,…

Q: When there are not sufficient resources for average (common) people, then environmental degradation…

A: Environmental degradation is the deterioration of natural resources and it can occur either in a…

Q: Define population Density. Giva an example Definition Example

A: This is a definition question.

Q: Objective: How Population Growth Affect The Ecosystem Identify/introduce the objective.

A: A population includes individuals of the same species that co-inhabit a particular space or region.…

Q: In most populations, population size remain near the carrying capacity as long as limiting factors…

A: Limiting resources are considered as the carrying capacity for any population.

Q: State 4 pieces of info that is necessary to calculate the ecological footprint for any human…

A: The ecological footprint is the measure of the impact of humans on the earth's ecosystem, which…

Q: A population of 200 bass released in a lake began growing at a rate of 100 fish/yr. A second…

A: Introduction Maximum sustainable yield (MSY) is the maximum amount of a natural resource, such as…

Q: xplain the differences between a population, a community and an ecosystem. Be sure to include a…

A: There are so many animals, plants which are included in biotic communities and there are so many…

Q: Find a reference to the carrying capacity of Earth (for humans). It needs to be some estimate of the…

A: Carrying Capacity is defined as the ability of earth to suppport a number of individuals. It is a…

Q: Express the logistic population growth by equation.

A: A population is a group of species that inhabit the same area and live together. The individuals of…

Q: Describe a population bottleneck and how it impacts the effective population size (Ne). Then list…

A: A population bottleneck is an event that radically decreases the size of a population. The…

Q: Select the density-dependent factors that can affect population growth rates from the options…

A: In ecology, the size as well the growth of the population are limited on various factors. When the…

Q: cite a situation where this environmental principles can be applied. All forms of life are…

A: Yes for biodiversity equivalence, due to dependancy from each other All forms of life are important.

Q: Discuss the scale and consequences of population growthand resource consumption

A: Introduction The rise in the number of people in a population is known as population growth. There…

Q: A population bottleneck will typically result in; A larger, more diverse population A smaller, less…

A: Answer- A smaller,more diverse population.

Q: Label this logistic growth curve:

A: Every living organism tends to reproduce; therefore, the population tends to grow. The term,…

Q: Discuss various factors that affect population size and density.

A: A group of people or organisms belonging to the same species living in the same geographical area at…

Q: Differentiate between exponential and logistic growth form of population.

A: Step 1 The population has certain attributes or inherent qualities that an individual organism does…