what are four methods of determining populations size?
Direct observation, indirect observation, sampling, mark-and-recapture studies
Populations in nature are called "dynamic" because the amount of population fluctuates depending on the four factors that affect population size (Density dependent and independent factors, natural disasters, and competition [predation, parasitism and disease]).
type of minerals present in the soil.
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Population size is related to its well being in that if it is overpopulated there may not be enough food, jobs or other resources for everyone and everyone will not be well.
Demographers study human population size, density and distribution, movemenet, and its birth and death rates
food, Water air and shelter
In addition to correctly determining the size of the Earth and finding correct methods for determining the size of the Moon and the distance to the Moon and Sun, he was the head of the largest library in the western world (Alexandria in northern Egypt) and must have had many students.
In addition to correctly determining the size of the Earth and finding correct methods for determining the size of the Moon and the distance to the Moon and Sun, he was the head of the largest library in the western world (Alexandria in northern Egypt) and must have had many students.
It is most likely to refer to Hardness Vickers, a method amongst 4 main methods for determining the surface hardness of a material. The four main methods are Vickers, Brinell, Shore and Rockwell that are differentiated by a number of factors including the size, and shape of the penetrator used, the load applied to the penetrator and the reading method. The different methods also often have different sub-scales.
parasites predation weather and clement are four ways natural factors can change a populations size.
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A chest x-ray is the most commonly used study for determining the size of the heart.
the populations can change in size because there could be more of the offspring.
Actually census' are the most accurate estimation (including the estimation of homeless, illegals, etc.)
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density - dependent limited factors