'Population structures' diaporamas de présentation

Concepts

Concepts. Geography I. POPULATION. Distribution. spread across surface uneven and changes dot map dots represent people crowded sparcely populated. POPULATION. Dot map. 1 dot represents 100 000 people. Density. number of people per km 2 total population/area choropleth map

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Chapter 16: Population and Urbanization

Chapter 16: Population and Urbanization. Objectives (slide 1 of 2). 16.1 Sociological Study of Population: Demography Explain how demographers use the balancing equation to predict population change from births, deaths, and net migration.

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Age Australia Fair? Policy choices on demographic changes in Australia and abroad

Age Australia Fair? Policy choices on demographic changes in Australia and abroad. Travers McLeod CEO, Centre for Policy Development July 2014 *Please do not cite or circulate without permission.

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Population Dynamics

Population Dynamics. - the study of how populations change in size, density and age distribution. Populations in Nature. Population Density Most populations clump together: for resources, for protection, for mating, for effective hunting Population Growth =

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Yr 11 Population revision.

Yr 11 Population revision. LO: To understand how population pyramids show population structures in MEDCs and LEDCs . Learning Outcomes:. You must describe a population pyramids structure, suggesting what it shows (E)

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Population Pyramids

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