'Moose population' diaporamas de présentation

MOOSE

MOOSE. Moose originated in northern Eurasia and then spread east across Siberia into North America. The map, looking down on the earth from above the north pole, shows these movements into Alaska and then across North America. Moose also moved west into northern Europe.

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Sustainable harvest of Finnish moose population?

Sustainable harvest of Finnish moose population?. Esa Ranta, Anne Luoma, Veijo Kaitala & FGFRI. Contents. Basic information on Finnish moose population and harvest. Contents. Basic information on Finnish moose population and harvest Stochastic IBM model. Contents.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents. Living Things and the Environment Studying Populations Interactions Among Living Things Changes in Communities. Living Things and the Environment. Levels of Organization.

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Predation

Predation. Key Topics. Types of predation. Effects of predation on prey populations and communities. The Refuge Theory. The keystone Predator Theory. Types of Predation. Herbivory - eating plant tissue. Browsers grazers Carnivory - eating of animal tissue. Predation. Parasitiods.

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Chapter 21

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Populations

Populations. Chapter 5. In Your Notebook. Look at the picture on page 128 Identify and Explain three factors that could cause a change in the number of red crabs on Christmas Island. Chapter Mystery. Read the chapter mystery on page 129

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p.76 3/31: Chapter 15, 16 Cover Page

p.76 3/31: Chapter 15, 16 Cover Page. Big Idea: 15 : Key Concepts 2. Big Idea: 16: Key Concepts 1. 2. 3. QUIZ. Ch. 15,16,8. p.77 3/31: Chapter 15, 16 & 8: Calendar. p.78 3/31: Video Facts. List 5 different relationships between organisms described in video:

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Lesson Overview

Lesson Overview. 5.2 Limits to Growth. THINK ABOUT IT. What determines the carrying capacity of an environment for a particular species? Native to Asia, populations of hydrilla increase in size until they reach carrying capacity, and then population growth stops.

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Lesson Overview

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Populations grow exponentially

Populations grow exponentially . 4.1. when populations are relatively small and resources are plentiful. when most mature individuals in the population have an opportunity to reproduce. for an indefinite period of time, independently of resources. when they follow an S-shaped growth curve.

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The Wolves and Moose on Isle Royal

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Use the following information and image to answer the questions. Use complete sentences!

Use the following information and image to answer the questions. Use complete sentences!.

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ECOLOGY

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michigan/documents/dnr/Moose_white_paper_28_Feb_2011_Final_350494_7.pdf

Moose in Michigan: History, Biology, and Considerations for Hunting Report to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) and Environment Moose Hunting Advisory Council. http://www.michigan.gov/documents/dnr/Moose_white_paper_28_Feb_2011_Final_350494_7.pdf.

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The Wolves and Moose of Isle Royale

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Analysis of a Predator-Prey Relationship

Analysis of a Predator-Prey Relationship. Ecological Study at Isle Royale, Michigan, U.S. Michigan. Can you name the Great Lakes?. Largest island in Lake Superior 45 + miles in length. Isle Royale. Isle Royale National Park. Established April 3, 1940 Designated as Wilderness Area 1976

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Wolves

By Graeme Strickland & Baylea Williams. Wolves. In Yellowstone National Park. Location. These wolves are located in Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming/Idaho/Montana). Endangerment of Wolves.

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Canadian Moose

Canadian Moose. The word "moose" comes from the Algonquin Indians. The moose is the world's largest deer. Habitat. Moose are usually found in cooler wooded areas. (Northern Maine, Canada and parts of Alaska.

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Populations &

Populations &. Limits to Growth. Characteristics of a Population. Geographic Distribution: area inhabited by a population bacteria: 1 cm 3 whale: millions km 2 Density: no. of individuals per area Growth Rate. Population Growth. number of births number of deaths

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Label each graph as either LOGISTIC GROWTH or EXPONENTIAL GROWTH . A. B. Predator vs. Prey. Chapter 5.2 Continued. Definitions . PREDATOR- any organism that exists by preying upon other organisms.

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