A) resource abundance.
B) the number of offspring produced each reproductive cycle.
C) chances of survivorship until sexual maturity.
D) how frequently each individual in the population reproduces.
E) the age at which reproduction ends.
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A) the carrying capacity of the environment.
B) logarithmic growth.
C) exponential growth.
D) the minimum number of individuals that the environment can sustain.
E) the slow growth stage.
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A) 1%
B) 3%
C) 10%
D) 30%
E) 400%
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A) MDCs consume 4xs as many metals and 3xs as much paper as LDCs.
B) MDCs consume twice as much paper and 4xs as many metals as LDCs.
C) MDCs population is growing twice as fast as the population of LDCs
D) MDCs produce 10xs as much hazardous waste and consume 3xs as much paper as LDCs
E) MDCs consume 3xs as many metals and 4xs as much paper as LDCs.
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A) organisms that have lots of offspring but only a few survive to reproduce
B) organisms that have an equal probability of dying all age groups
C) organisms that provide parental care
D) organisms that survive for many years before they reproduce
E) organisms that have low mortality during their early years
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A) clumped distribution.
B) density-dependent factor.
C) random factor.
D) density independent factor.
E) biotic potential.
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A) clumped
B) random
C) dense
D) uniform
E) independent
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A) We will have a lack of understanding about the problems that the human population poses to the health of the biosphere.
B) We will have a lack of understanding about the ability of the human population to obtain additional resources from the environment.
C) We will not understand how to expand human society into currently uninhabited areas on the planet.
D) The human population will start to decline in size.
E) The human population will go extinct in the near future.
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A) approximately 250
B) approximately 275
C) approximately 300
D) approximately 350
E) approximately 400
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A) The rate at which the population grows.
B) The number of offspring that an organism produces over its entire lifespan.
C) The age at which an organism reaches sexual maturity.
D) The number of individuals in the prereproductive stage.
E) The maximum rate of population growth with unlimited resources.
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A) ~ 5,000
B) ~ 10,000
C) ~ 100,000
D) ~ 2,500
E) cannot be determined from the graph
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A) a couple has only one child
B) a couple has no children but each has two siblings
C) each couple has only two children
D) a government policy that limits the number of children per family
E) a couple with four children
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A) Africa
B) North America
C) Australia
D) Europe
E) South America
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A) clumped
B) random
C) dense
D) uniform
E) independent
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A) conservation biology
B) histology
C) geology
D) entomology
E) environmental science
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A) increasing population
B) decreasing population
C) stable population
D) This trend is not depicted in these diagrams
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A) logistic
B) exponential
C) density-dependent
D) density-independent
E) logarithmic
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A) the majority of the world's human population live in Asia.
B) the black plague resulted in a decreased growth rate in the 1300s.
C) changes during the Industrial Revolution lead to a steep rise in the human population.
D) we will reach the Earth's carrying capacity within the next 20 years.
E) human population densities tend to be highest along the coasts.
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