PPT-Population Ecology: Human Survivorship

Population age structure Life tables provide agespecific mortality and survival Lifetable agespecific account of mortality Cohort group of individuals born in the same time period Age x. Learning outcomes for today. Define a population and describe the attributes that make up that population. Describe the 3 types of population distribution. Work in a pair to learn about survivorship curves and age structure. PURPOSE:. Test hypotheses about human survivorship using:. . Life tables. life expectancy. Survivorship curves. Hypotheses about. Males and Females. R.I.P.. BRB. HO: The life expectancy of women is the same as for men or less than that of men.. BIOL 7083. Community Ecology. Robert H. MacArthur:. Life, Work, and Legacy. Biographical Sketch. Robert H. MacArthur. April 2, 1930 – November 1, 1972. Personal Background. Born in Toronto, Ontario. &. Shallow and Deep Ecology. Outline of environmental ethics. What is environmental ethics?. The field of environmental ethics concerns human beings’ ethical relationship with the natural environment. How can the human population continue to grow exponentially unlike other populations of organisms? Can this continue . indefinitely? . Objectives. Observe trends in human pop. growth. Identify controls that influence pop. growth. a new solution to an old problem . Simon Walker. © Human Ecology Ltd 2011 . based upon Human Ecology Theory. Simon P Walker, Revd. MA Oxon, MTh, . BTh. Works as a consultant, speaker and advisor to businesses and charities in the UK and internationally and is the founder of Human Ecology Ltd and The Leadership Community.. SWBAT compare the factors affecting animal populations to human populations . Why should you study human populations and their growth?. Bellwork. Demography. . is the study of the characteristics of populations, especially human populations.. Essential Questions. What is demography?. Describe how the human population has changed over the past 3000 years.. What is age structure? . Why do demographers study age structure?. Overview. Demography. Essential Questions. What is demography?. Describe how the human population has changed over the past 3000 years.. What is age structure? . Why do demographers study age structure?. Overview. Demography. Size. 2. Density. 3. Growth rate. 4. Survivorship. 5. Age structure. Each population has a density, a dispersion, and a reproductive strategy.. . Populations. Population density is. a measurement of the number of individuals living in a defined space.. Population. ecology. Community. ecology. Ecosystem. ecology. Landscape. ecology. Global. ecology. Introduction to Ecology . Populations. Population ecology. Abundance. Dynamics . Density, dispersion, demographics, interrelationships with other populations. damp, dark. raining, dripping, steaming. monkey, jaguar, frog, anaconda. climbing, stalking, slinking. furry scaled. endangered.. What is ecology?. Is this . I. Biotic and . Abiotic. Factors. A. Biotic Factors-- all living things that inhabit an environment. 1. relationships with organisms of the same or different species. . B. . Abiotic. Factors: The nonliving environment. Nicole Erb, BA, Program Manager, The Survivorship Center. Delaware Cancer Consortium Retreat, April 14, 2015. Survivorship definition & trends. Overview of The Survivorship Center. Cancer survivor & caregiver resources.