roseate spoonbill
DESCRIPTION
Roseate Spoonbill. What is it?. A “wading” bird Lives in Florida Feeds on: Invertebrates Amphibians Fish. Feeding. http://vimeo.com/19732047. Population Biology. Population: Individuals of the same species in an area Birth Rate: The number of individuals that are born in a year - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Roseate Spoonbill
What is it?
• A “wading” bird• Lives in Florida• Feeds on:– Invertebrates
– Amphibians
– Fish
Feeding
• http://vimeo.com/19732047
Population Biology
• Population:– Individuals of the same species in an area
• Birth Rate:– The number of individuals that are born in a year
• Death Rate:– The number of individuals that die in a year
Spoonbill Scientist
Florida Everglades• 5 Spoonbills• Birth Rate = 2 • Death Rate = 1
• How many birds in 5 yrs?
• Hypothesis?
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Year 1
• 10 Spoonbills
Population Growth of Spoonbills
• You are a scientist in the Florida Everglades
• Number of birds = 5 spoonbills• Birth Rate = 2• Death Rate = 1• How many birds after 5 years?
Year 2
• 20 Spoonbills
Population Growth of Spoonbills
• You are a scientist in the Florida Everglades
• Number of birds = 5 spoonbills• Birth Rate = 2• Death Rate = 1• How many birds after 5 years?
Year 3
• 40 Spoonbills
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Year 4
• 80 Spoonbills
Population Growth of Spoonbills
• You are a scientist in the Florida Everglades
• Number of birds = 5 spoonbills• Birth Rate = 2• Death Rate = 1• How many birds after 5 years?
Year 5
• 160 Spoonbills
Population Growth of Spoonbills
• You are a scientist in the Florida Everglades
• Number of birds = 5 spoonbills• Birth Rate = 2• Death Rate = 1• How many birds after 5 years?
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Growth Curve
EXPONENTIAL GROWTH
Year 6
• 320 Spoonbills
Year 7
• 640 Spoonbills
Year 20
• 5,242,880 Spoonbills
Question
• What would prevent exponential growth?
http://www.mathcs.org/java/programs/PopDynamics/index.html