Population Ecology

Illustrates nature's orderliness despite migrations, immigrations, competition, and predation. Demonstrates the use of population growth curves, illustrating increases in size of population. Uses models to illustrate the effects of competition and predation.

Credits

Produced by
Stanley Croner

More in Biology Series Unit 1 - Ecology

  1. Ecology: Barry Commoner's Viewpoint
  2. Succession - From Sand Dune to Forest 1960
  3. What Is Ecology? 1962
  4. Distribution Of Plants And Animals 1963
  5. Population Ecology 1963
  6. The World of Life about Us--Distribution of Plants and Animals 1963
  7. The Physical Environment 1964
  8. The Physical Environment 1964
  9. The Coniferous Forest Biome 1968
  10. Succession on Lava 1970
  11. Ecology of a Hot Spring: Life at High Temperatures 1972

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