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What is the Meta population Cycle?
colinisation, establishment and recolonisation
What is meant by 'predator prey cycle'?
the predator-prey cycle is the increase and decrease in population size of the predator and its prey
What is usually the longest phase of a population's life cycle?
The longest phase of a population's life cycle is typically the adult phase. This phase encompasses the majority of an organism's lifespan, during which it is capable of reproduction and contributes to the growth and stability of the population. This phase is followed by senescence, or the decline in physiological function, and ultimately death.
What is demography cycle?
The demography cycle refers to the patterns of birth, death, and migration that occur in a population over time. These patterns can have significant impacts on the population's size, age distribution, and other demographic characteristics. Understanding these trends is important for policymakers and researchers to plan for future population changes.
On the POW Growth of Rat Population how many rats are alive after a years cycle?
1808 rats
How are ecosystem cycle disrupted?
-extinction of animals -over population -deforestration -exhausting of natural resources
Why is it important to know the life cycle of a pest in order to effectively control it?
It is important to know the life cycle of the pest you are attempting to eradicate so that you can prevent a rebound population. If you kill all the adult pest but do not deal with the larvae or eggs, the pest population is likely to recover.
What are the key stages in the scale insect life cycle and how do they contribute to the overall population dynamics of these pests?
Scale insects go through several key stages in their life cycle: egg, nymph, and adult. The eggs hatch into nymphs, which then mature into adults. The adults reproduce and lay eggs, continuing the cycle. This contributes to the overall population dynamics of scale insects by allowing for rapid reproduction and population growth, leading to infestations that can harm plants and crops.
What impact does the population grow have against nature?
it increases the utility of things which come from nature.It results in the imbalance in nature's cycle
Fish population dying?
Yes. Naturally, a cycle increases and decreases the number of predator and prey. The cycle is in the next bracket. (When predators kill prey, the population of prey decreases. This means less food for predators and the predator population decreases. This means less hunting of prey and prey population increases. This means more food for predators and predator population increases.) This is totally different for man. Man feed on all kinds of animals, big and small. Even when one species is threatened to extinction, Man can depend on other source of food. Man is unlikely to be in this cycle. Human beings are exploding with population. Every 5 seconds, a baby is born. As the population of man increases, it means more people becoming fisherman,and those fish don't have a chance to reproduce from humans unlike other animals and decrease to extinction.
What is the cycle of a boom town?
The term boom and bust cycle is used in finance. One thing which is true in a boom and bust cycle is that there is always a contracting and expanding economic expansion.
How is the cell cycle important to some unicellular organisms?
The cell cycle is important for unicellular organisms to grow, reproduce, and maintain their population. It allows them to replicate their genetic material and divide into new cells. This process is crucial for their survival and ensures the continuation of the species.
