Population Sampling (continued)
Population Sampling (continued)
Population Sampling (continued)
Simulated Real World Field Case
Population Sampling (continued)
Populations: Ranges, Habitats, and Territories
Principles of Population Ecology
Describing Populations -- Age Structure Diagrams
Describing Populations -- Age Structure Diagrams (continued)
Examples of Age Structure Using US and Kenya Human Populations
Fundamental Population Characteristics -- Survivorship
Some Attributes of Type 1 and Type 3 Species (continued)
More Attributes of Type 1 and Type 3 Species (continued)
Fundamental Population Characteristics -- Mortality
Life Table for a Typical Type 1 Species (Red Deer)
Exponential Growth Limited by Carrying Capacity
Cautions About Population Theory and Growth Equations
The Interaction of Living Organisms in an Area
The Interaction of Living Organisms in an Area (continued)
How Communities are Organized Natural Processes
How Communities are Organized Natural Processes
Interspecific Competition -- Resource partitioning Animals
Interspecific Competition -- Resource partitioning Plants
Interspecific Competition -- Predator - Pray Relationships
Examples of Predator-Prey Systems
How Communities Change Over Time
How Communities Change Over Time (continued)