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To determine the natural increase rate of a population, you can subtract the death rate from the birth rate. This calculation gives you the rate at which the population is growing or declining without considering factors like migration.
For a population to grow, the birth rate must exceed the death rate, there must be enough resources available to support the increase in population, and factors that limit growth such as disease or predation must be controlled.
Zero population growthThe so-called replacement rate is about 2.2 births per fertile woman. That's what a society needs to maintain zero population growth. That "extra" 0.2 people is what's needed to account for premature deaths -- deaths that occur before procreation. Zero population occurs when the numbers of birth rate and death rate are the same/equal.
The biggest thing that can change a population is the availability of jobs in that are. 2 other things that can change the population of an area is what businesses are there and the crime rate.
Yes, a disease that kills 50% of the male roach population would likely decrease the birth rate for roaches, as there would be fewer males available to mate with females. This imbalance could result in a decline in the number of offspring being produced.
Yes, bobcats are found there in wild places.
Wild America - 1982 The Bobcats was released on: USA: March 1991
Bobcats can live to be 13-15 years old in the wild.
Bobcats can live to be 13-15 years old in the wild.
Bobcats and cougars are found in Oklahoma.
Bobcats are found across the U.S. and Mexico, wherever wild country is found.
yes
Bobcats, the most adaptable wild cat, is found in the area around Grand Canyon.
Yes there are bobcats and panthers
bobcats and lynx and wild horses and mustangs
Yes..In wild areas.
Humans, Coyotes and Wild Dogs, Wild Cats like Panthers,cougars, bobcats etc