Question

complete the network tree about populations. these terms may be used more than once: abiotic, biotic, clumped groups, competition, density, density - dependent factors, density - independent factors, dispersion, drought, growth rate, population - limiting factors, predation, uniform. populations can be described by 1. density which can be 4. 6. random dispersion which can be affected by 5. which can be 7. 8. which are usually 9. which are usually 10. such as 11. extreme temperatures such as 12. disease 13.

Explanation:

Populations can be described by density, dispersion and growth rate. Dispersion can be clumped, random or uniform. Factors affecting dispersion can be density - dependent or density - independent. Density - independent factors are usually abiotic like extreme temperatures, while density - dependent factors are usually biotic like disease, competition and predation.

Answer:

1. density
2. dispersion
3. growth rate
4. clumped groups
5. population - limiting factors
6. uniform
7. density - independent factors
8. density - dependent factors
9. abiotic
10. biotic
11. drought
12. competition
13. predation