What are three different measurement that describe populations?

Answer 1

Two 'characteristics in a population of organisms' virtually means two things that you can see in a group of the same animals. So for example, in a group of Spider Monkeys, you might notice that they have: 1) Large ears 2) Long arms & legs Those are just two characteristics, and there are so many others. So, to sum it all up, characteristics is how something looks all the time, and a population of organisms is just a fancy way of saying a group of animals of the same species. Hope I helped. Miles 'Tails' Prower =]

Answer 2

3 main branches:

1) Population density - The size of the population and it's taken space

2) Natality - Can also be identified as the birth rate of the species

3) Morality - Natality is the Birth Rate while Mortality is the death rate of species

Answer 3

Three different measurements used to describe populations include population size (total number of individuals), population density (number of individuals per unit area), and population growth rate (the rate at which a population increases or decreases over time).

Answer 4

1. population size
2. population density
3. population spacing

Answer 5

the characteristics are age,sex,occupation,ethnicity,religion and dependency ratio

Answer 6

Three characteristics just described an ecological community? Foreal?

Answer 7

the Immigration/emmigration

the Death Rate

the birth rate