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"Wolf and Moose Populations on Isle Royale"

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"Wolf and Moose Populations on Isle Royale"

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These moose and wolves are studied because there is very little migration on Isle Royale. The fluctuating graph shows that the variability of the population size has changed significantly throughout the whole study.

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Exponential growth - The growth in the population is increasing more over time

Logistic growth - The growth in the population gradually slows down and then slowly increases afterwards
Carrying capacity - The maximum number of the population size able to fit comfortably in an environment
Limiting factor - Something that makes a population's size from growing
Demographic transition - A long decline of birth and death rates
Density-independent limiting factor - An event that affects the population size regardless of the density
Density-dependent limiting factor - An event that affects the population size due to the density
Predator-prey relationship - Relationship where one of the species is hunted as a food source
Biological magnification - Each organism of a biological accumulation is compounded together
Demography - The study of human population statistics

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Identify factors that affect population growth. Birth rates, death rates, age of the population, and migration.
Identify current threats to biodiversity. Climate change, pollution, overexploitation, and invasive species.
Describe what causes exponential growth to occur. It can occur in small populations with lots of resources.
Describe what cause logistic growth to occur. It can occur with high amounts of competition and low resource levels.

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The importance of this chapter as a whole is that the population size needs to fit a niche that allows us to survive comfortably. Competition for resources needs to stay stable in order for a functional society. If you apply this to real life, you can figure out the ideal conditions in population density for humans.