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Title: Do now: Look at the flask of bacteria. Bacteria can double in number every 20 minutes. However, at some point, the doubling stops? Why do you think this happens?


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Do now Look at the flask of bacteria. Bacteria
can double in number every 20 minutes. However,
at some point, the doubling stops? Why do you
think this happens?
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Fruit flies
3
What aim does this suggest?
  • Why do the bacteria stop growing and doubling in
    number?

4
What factors would limit the growth of bacteria?
  • Population growth (describe a population)
  • Closed system
  • Example bacterial culture in a covered,
    stoppered flask
  • What factors would be limited?
  • Food supply
  • Water supply
  • Build up of waste

5
Create a sketch of a graph of the bacterias
growth over time
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Now imagine if we are out in the wild
  • The bacteria are not confined in a flask
  • It could be any organism in an open environment,
    such as a deer in a forest
  • What is this system called?
  • What additional factors might limit their growth?

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Open system
  • Example wild population of deer
  • Limiting factors
  • Food supply
  • Water supply
  • Temperature
  • Predators
  • Diseases
  • Competition
  • Destruction of their habitat

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Could you imagine that the population would
eventually reach a maximum?
  • Why?
  • Carrying capacity maximum population that a
    given environment can support
  • Lets look at some other factors that might
    affect populations

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Predators and prey
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Think about the individuals in a population
  • Who do you think would be most likely to be
    killed by predator? Why?
  • The weakest and worst adapted
  • How do you think this would benefit the
    population of prey overall?
  • The fittest survive and are able to reproduce,
    giving the predators lots to eat (more food)

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What about human population in the world?
  • Why are human populations increasing so much in
    the world today?
  • Increases in farming and producing food
  • This has changed the carrying capacity
  • Improvements in sanitation-clean water
  • Improvements in health care and medicine

12
Predict what you think will happen to the world
population
  • Why?
  • Support your opinion

13
Summary
  • Explain the difference between an open and closed
    system
  • What factors limit a population?
  • Explain what is meant by carrying capacity

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Homework
  • Stereomicroscope lab due tomorrow (Wednesday)
  • Due Thursday Miller and Levine Read pages
    118-134. Do page 123, 1,2,3,6 and p127, 1,
    p132, 1,2,4

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2nd period of double period
  • We will talk about the bottle biology lab
  • How do we write it in general
  • How do we write the different sections
  • When is it due
  • What to do if you need extra help
  • I will return the exams
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