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Mind Map - Param Sir

The document discusses key concepts in ecology, focusing on population growth and interactions among species. It highlights the work of Ramdeo Mishra, the father of Indian ecology, and outlines different growth models such as exponential and logistic growth. Additionally, it covers population attributes and various types of population interactions, including mutualism, competition, and predation.

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Mind Map - Param Sir

The document discusses key concepts in ecology, focusing on population growth and interactions among species. It highlights the work of Ramdeo Mishra, the father of Indian ecology, and outlines different growth models such as exponential and logistic growth. Additionally, it covers population attributes and various types of population interactions, including mutualism, competition, and predation.

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Pyramid for human population

Organisms and Populations

Mutual relations between fig & wasp


Population Growth curve
Major biome in India

Ramdeo Mishra

Population Growth Population Interaction


Organisms and Populations
Rammed Mishra - father of Indian ecology
Ecology- study of biotic and biotic or abiotic Life history variation - Pacific salmon
Level - organism, population, communities and fish and bamboo - breed only once in life
Population growth - control by Birth, Death,
biomes. Largo no. Small size offspring -oysters
Immigration and Emigration.
pelagic fish
Populations: - group of individual of same Small no. Size large - bird & mammals
Growth models -
species living in an area at a time.
Exponential growth: j-shape curve, if
Population interaction:-
resource are unlimited (dN/dT= rN)
Population attributes: - birth and death rate Mutualism +&-
r- intrinsic rate of natural increase
(per capita birth or death). Sex ratio ( no. Of Competition. -&-
Norway rat: r = 0.015, flour beetle: r = 0.12
male per 1000 female) Age distribution & Predation. +&-
Human (in 1981): r = 0.0205
Pyramid (graphical representation of different Commensalism. + & 0
Logistic growth: more realistic, resource are
age group- 3 type: Expending, Stable, Amensalism -&0
limited leads to competition, sigmoid curve.
Declining) Population density (population size)
dN/dT = rN (K-N/K)
K = carrying capacity (habitat that support
max. Population)

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