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| number of organisms per unit area |
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| the number of females and males in each age of a population |
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| a population grows faster the larger it grows. |
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| after exponential growth, the growth of a population slows down and stops. |
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| something that controls the growth of a population. |
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| the maximum number of organisms an environment can support. |
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| factors that will affect a population when it reaches a certain density. |
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| factors that will affect a population no matter the size |
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| the study of human populations |
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| theory that allele frequencies will stay the same unless a factor(s) changes. |
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| moving from a place. Such as animals moving from their natural environment. |
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| the act of moving into or settling in a new country/habitat |
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| a group of the same species that live in the same area at the same time. |
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