Across
- 2. Smaller range of tolerance, or narrower ecological niche makes them more prone to extinction
- 5. Larger range of tolerance, broader niche/role makes them less prone to extinction & more likely to be invasive
- 6. the maximum number of individuals in a population that an ecosystem can support (based on limiting resources)
- 7. Few offspring, heavy parental care to protect them
- 8. the concentration of individuals within a species geographic area is called
- 10. High mortality (low survivorship) early in life due to little to no parental care
- 12. Steadily decreasing survivorship throughout life
- 13. factors that influence pop. growth based on size
Down
- 1. how individuals in pop. are spaced out compared to each other
- 3. factors that influence pop. growth independent of their size
- 4. High survivorship early in life due to high parental care
- 9. any biotic or abiotic factor that cause a decrease in population growth
- 11. Many offspring, little to no care May reproduce only once