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| of the following, the factor most likely to result in a decrease in the sizr of a specific population is | famine
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| the agricultural revolution took place approximately | 10,000 years ago
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| the germ theory of disease established that many diseases are caused by | microorganisms
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| a dramatic decline in the popuation of Europe in the 1300s was caused by the | bubonic plague
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| a nation with a population that is not increasing is | swedan
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| when calculating global population growth, the death ration is | subtracted from the birth rate
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| at present, the growth patterns of the human population are best described as | geometric
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| the greatest growth of human populations today is occurring in | developing nations
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| problems associated with a declining population size include | increased famine
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| the change in energy consumption in the United States during the past 100 years is due to | both population growth and modernization
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| the person who compared the growth of the human population to its food resources was Thomas More | true
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| the life expectancy of people in industrial societies has increased over time | true
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| a population that shows growth of 24 persons per 1000 - has population growth of 24%. | false. 2.4%
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| the population of Mexico City has doubled within 20 years | false 20
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| the increase in modern machinery tends to decrease the energy needs of a society | false. increase
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| the period of the twentieth century marked by huge advances in medicine is sometimes called the biomedical revolution | true
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| what is an example of geometric progression |
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| whats an example of an arithmetic progression |
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| what do many organisms produce more offspring than can survive |
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| what controlled the population of early humans? |
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| what was an important characteristic of the earliest permanent human settlements |
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| what did the most rapid population growth rate result from |
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| when did the human population begin to grow faster than any other time in history |
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| how much did the black plague of the 14th century reduce englands population |
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| what resulted from the germ theory |
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| what is the formula for figuring population growth |
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| whats an example of a country not experiencing population growth | swedan
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| what does the demography mean | the science of the changing vital statistics in human population
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| for the past 150 years how does energy consumption compare to population growth |
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| why will human over population likely lead to extinction of species |
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| when did the agricultural revolution take place | 10,000 years ago
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| geometric | 4,12,36
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| arithmatic | 2,4,6
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| individuals survive | have favorable traits
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| biomedical | antibiotics& vaccines were discovered
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| rapid growth rsulted | industrial revolution
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| not a result of the agricultural revolution | increased nomadic activity
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| diseases are more common because | cities are desley populated
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| evidence in ireland in mid-1800s | famine due to plant diseases
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| elderly people | sweden
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| energy needs not affected by | location of energy sources
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