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A Suburbanised Village are villages that have grown in recent decades and have housing estates with more recent residents than long-term ones. They are more likely to be found in the rural-urban fringe as the reason they grow is because of access to both the city and the countryside. They are part of the process of counter-urbanization, i.e - moving out of the city.
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∙ 14y agorelating to or dwelling in a suburb, which is part of a town lying beyond its walls, or lying on its outskirts
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define and compare the term species, population, and ecosystem
Define evolution at the population level?
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Define a population?
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Could you define Minor and major allele frequency?
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Define chemical kinectics and it components?
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Demensions of the problem in population and define each?
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How do geographers define the concept of overpopulation?
They define it as a surplus in the human population in the ecumene.
How do you define rapid population growth?
the forest
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iran' date of independence and population
What is population a community and ecosystem?
define and compare the term species, population, and ecosystem
Can you define the science meaning of extinct?
No more of a population.
Why is it important to define population as specifically as possible?
Because population is about people who lives on earth
What is a population what componets must be identified in order to define a population?
individuals, time, and place.
Why is it important to define the population as specifically as possible?
Defining the population specifically helps in ensuring that the research findings are relevant and applicable to the target group. It also aids in accurate data collection and analysis, leading to more reliable results. Additionally, a specific population definition helps in comparison with similar studies and generalizability of the findings.
Can you define the term population in environmental science?
number of people that are counted together like population of India
Define Mortality rate?
the ratio of death in an area to the population of the area
