Well for example, in the USA, for when one person dies 4 are born and statistically at least 4 migrant families a day come in! So the population becomes more dense, as for England when one dies 2 are born and with an average of 1.75 migrants entering the UK on a dailybasis.
The density of a population decreases as a result of mortality and emigration because these events reduce the overall number of individuals in the population. When individuals die or leave the area, there are fewer individuals present per unit area, leading to a decline in population density.
Usually yes, but you do have to take migration, immigration into account.
why do density currents hapen?
the density increases
The density goes down.
the density decreases
In the world of wildlife biology, density dependence is a term to describe something where the the size of the population (or density) is what impacts environmental/habitat/ecological factors. Essentially, it's nature's way of making sure that a population doesn't just keep growing and growing indefinitely. Some of the most obvious density dependent factors are food supply, parasites, living area, competition (for mates, for example), predation, and disease.An easy way to think of it is just think how much something happens to a population because of the density and size of the population - they are related. Whereas, with density independent factors (like a flood), the size of the population doesn't matter because - big herd or little - they are all impacted geographically.
according to science and the land use of iberia appariently the density and distribution are ...please wait the following web page hasn't yet loaded ok the page is back the answer happens to be 46745-563249
What happens is that you can see that the density of a nail is more than the density of water and that the density of a cork is less than that of water.
Raising the temperature the density is lowered.
The density increase.
It's density will decrease.