A group of organisms that can breed together with the production of a viable and fertile offspring is considered to be a ________
Species
Birth rate is normally expressed as the number of live births per 1000 population, _____
Counting the population at the midpoint of the year
Which of the following countries has a stable population (neither rapidly declining or expanding)? -Mexico, Africa, Japan, U.S., India
U.S.
The replacement TFR level is _________.
2.1
The biotic potential of species is influenced by the following factors except _________.
The life expectancy
The environmental resistance refers to those pressures that limit population and may include the following factors except ____________.
Carrying capacity
What type of growth curve is characterized by oscillations for a species dependent on the other as a source of food?
Predator-prey
Which of following organisms has an r-strategy population? -Deer, humans, fish, births
Fish
The rate of natural increase is determined by ___________
Birth rate minus death rate
The demographic transition is incomplete in less developed countries (LDCs), because _____________.
They have exhibited slowly declining birth rates and rapidly declining death rates.
Urban centers have the following problems except ____________.
rich in natural resources
Which of following contraceptive methods may be irreversible?
-Vasectomy, male condom, IUD's, cervical caps
Vasectomy
The typical bacterial growth growth curve includes four phases except __________.
Recovery Phase
Which of the following countries has the concerns about population decline?
-U.S., Kenya, Korea, Germany, Turkey
Germany
Which of the following methods to control population appears most successful?
Improving women's education
The population policy in Peru for rural populations has often included ______:
Sterilization
The world's population in 2000 will be about ______ billion.
6
The world's annual growth rate in 2000 will be _______ percent.
1.4
A rate of 4.0% annual increase will double the population for a country in ____ years.
18
Which area of world today is experiencing the shortest doubling time?
Africa
T/F: Those countries with more stable populations such as the United States have an age distribution where there are fewer infants and children than young adults.
False
T/F: Birth rate is normally expressed as the number of live births per 1,000 population (counting the population at the endpoint of the year).
False
T/F: The unrestricted growth of a population is sometimes referred to as its biotic potential.
False
T/F: The sum of the limiting factors serve to control the numbers of a species that can survive in defined area over time and this represents the carrying capacity of that area for a particular species.
True
T/F:The r-strategy populations are typically small, short-lived organisms, which produce large numbers of offspring and receive little or no parental care.
True
T/F: If an organism grows too rapidly and the population escalates beyond the carrying capacity of the environment in which it is located, a "S" type growth curve may develop.
False
T/F: The k-strategy populations are limited by density-independent factors.
False
T/F: The unrestricted growth of populations resulting in the maximum number of organism for a particular population is called its biotic potential.
False
T/F: Humans have the k-strategy as reproductive strategy.
True
T/F: A megacity is defined as having a population of more than 1 million.
False
T/F: China was the first country to introduce family planning.
False
T/F: The one child policy is enforced in China.
True
T/F: The population has grown so much that even the smaller growth rates lead to additions of larger numbers of people to the global population. This is referred to the momentum.