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Will an increase in population mean you will run out of food and water?
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What does an increase in the standard of the living population mean?
i guess more water is required or somethin.
What does an increase in the standard of living of the population mean?
i guess more water is required or somethin.
How does the increase of algae affect the population of fish?
Naturally, the increase in algae would mean more potential for fish to not die from hunger. Having a larger food base would mean more food for the fish, and more baby fish being able to survive during their vulnerable life periods.
What does urbanizaton mean?
An increase in the proportion of the population living in towns.
How does competition for species impact on the environment?
Competitions for species impacts because it affects the whole food chain and webs which could be because its competitors are fighting for the same food as it is therefor lowers the others population. They lower their preys population as there is more preditors which would mean the preys food would increase.
What could cause the owl population to decrease what effects on the food web could this make?
deforestization or the destruction of owl habitats could cause a decrease in an owl population. This would then mean the owls prey, such as a field mouse, would flourish and increase in population.
As the sample size increase the difference between the sample mean and the population mean approaches what?
Zero
What is Mexico's natural increase for 2003 to 2010?
I guess you mean of its population. On 2003 the population of Mexico was estimated at 103,457,000 while the population estimates for 2010 were of 112,468,855. Natural increase would be of 8.71%
What effect would a drop in the size of the of the krill population have on the Antarctic food web and why?
Euphasia superba, Antarctic krill, are the base of the food chain in the Southern Ocean that surrounds Antarctica.Any decline in their population would mean that the remainder of the food chain would be forced into warmer water to find food.
What will happen if the insects if the lizard increase?
The lizard usually eat insects, so the lizard is the predator while the insects are the prey. This is about the food chain symbiosis balance and there's an interdependence between these 2 animals. The insects should be there to help feed the lizards as their primary food source, and the lizards should also be there to help control the insects population from exploding. If the lizard population increase, what'll happen is that the insects population will decrease. That's because more lizards mean more insects will get eaten, which can cause a decrease to their population.
Density is a term that means a rapid increase in population size?
No. Density does not mean there has been a rapid increase in population. It means there are a large number of people living in a small geographic area, as in "New York City has a dense population."
Population control factors whose effects increase as the size of the population increases are?
Disease and local disasters will have a great impact on a dense population. Availability of food too. but this will most likely just mean that animals/we just expand our territory to meet our needs. Predation page 542-543
