Population Growth And Regulation - Ecology | Biology+

Course

Ecology

Study Pack

Set 1: The Web of Life

Set 2: The Physical Environment

Set 3: The Biosphere

Set 4: Coping With Environmental Variation:

Set 5: Coping With Environmental Variation: Energy

Set 6: Evolution and Ecology

Set 7: Life History

Set 8: Behavioral Ecology

Set 9: Population Distribution and Abundance

Set 10: Population Dynamics

Set 11: Population Growth and Regulation

Set 12: Predation

Set 13: Parasitism

Set 14: Competition

Set 15: Mutualism and Commensalism

Set 16: The Nature of Communities

Set 17: Change in Communities

Set 18: Biogeography

Set 19: Species Diversity in Communities

Set 20: Production

Set 21: Energy Flow and Food Webs

Set 22: Nutrient Supply and Cycling

Set 23: Conservation Biology

Set 24: Landscape Ecology and Ecosystem Management

Set 25: Global Ecology

Set 11 Population Growth And Regulation

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Set 11 Population Growth And Regulation

(Multiple Choice)

Free

Refer to the figure.

Refer to the figure. Which event lead to a substantial decrease in the human population? A) Accidents from metal working B) Invention of tools to help with plowing and irrigation C) Deaths from bubonic plague D) The beginning of the agricultural revolution

Which event lead to a substantial decrease in the human population?

A) Accidents from metal working
B) Invention of tools to help with plowing and irrigation
C) Deaths from bubonic plague
D) The beginning of the agricultural revolution

Answer

(Multiple Choice)

Free

When did the world population first reach 1 billion?

A) 1544
B) 1825
C) 1930
D) 2019

Answer

(Multiple Choice)

Free

The top five countries currently add approximately 40 million people a year to the world's population. Which of the following countries is not one of these top five?

A) China
B) United States
C) Nigeria
D) Italy

Answer