Population Ecology

3. Survivorship curve that has high mortality rates in early life stages.
8. Individuals are spaced evenly in a population.
10. Survivorship curve that have low reproductive events but are long lived and have low mortality until old age.
11. Survival, growth and babies.
13. Individuals are clustered together in a population.
14. A group of individuals of the same species that

1. A table that shows the mortality and reproductive rates of organisms.
2. Survivorship curve have a constant mortality rate regardless of age.
4. Individuals are arranged without any pattern.
5. Non-living factors that affect a population like temperature, pollution, natural disasters, etc.
6. Maximum population sizes of a species in an environment.
7. Current vs. future reproduction, early vs. late, semelparity vs. interoparity, babies vs. investment, increase in reproduction vs. decrease in survival.
9. Change in population size = Births - Deaths
12. Living factors that affect a population like predators, competition, diseases, keystone species, etc.