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Ecology chapter 13

front 1

What is an overshoot (in terms of populations)?

back 1

When a population exceeds its carrying capacity.

front 2

What is a die-off?

back 2

When a population's density declines drastically, typically falling well under the carrying capacity.

front 3

Identify what each number is referencing.

back 3

  1. Overshoot
  2. Die-off

front 4

What is the difference between a deterministic model and a stochastic one?

back 4

Predicting a result without versus with accounting for random variation in population growth rate.

front 5

Why are smaller populations more likely to go extinct than large populations?

Hint: birth/death rates

back 5

A string of years with low birth rates/high death rates will hit a smaller population harder than a larger population.