GROUP 5 Human Ecology and Sucession
GROUP 5 Human Ecology and Sucession
GROUP 5 Human Ecology and Sucession
GATCHALIAN
DAWAL
QUILATON
INTRODUCTIO
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Human ecology encompasses various
disciplines, including sociology,
anthropology, geography, economics, and
environmental science. It explores topics
such as population dynamics, resource
management, urbanization,
industrialization, environmental pollution,
and sustainable development.
An ecological sense is a
group of organisms, of
the same species, which Depends on how the
roughly occupy the same population is defined.
geographical area at the
same time.
PROPERTIES OF POPULATION
Population Density Patterns of
Dispersion
Individual members of
populations are distributed
The number of individual over geographical area:
organisms per unit area.
• Clumped Distribution
• Uniform Distribution
• Random Distribution
PATTERNS OF DISPERSION
Clumped Random
Demographics in
environmental science Population growth refers
refer to the study of human to the increase in the
populations and their number of individuals in a
characteristics in relation population over a specific
to the environment. period.
POPULATIONS IN 3 DISTINCT PHASES OF
LIFE CYCLE
Available resources exceed the number
GROWTH of individuals able to exploit them.
Pesticides and
Pollution 1 2
Competition
Introduction
Removal of
3 4 of New
Predators
Species
Altering Population
Growth
"Without data, you're just
another person with an
08
opinion."
CHANGES IN BIOLOGICAL
ENVIRONMENT
Species Secondary
Introduction Extinction
When predator
population increases or
becomes more efficient
at killing the prey
Ecological Succession
09 "Information is the oil of the
21st century, and analytics is
the combustion engine."
ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION’S
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Primary
Secondary Succession
Succession