Population Ecology (Life Tables, Age Structure, Population Growth)

With an understanding of individual organisms, let's take a look at population ecology, which looks at the dynamics of populations of organisms. How do populations grow? How are they structured? What is their geography? There is a lot to discuss here!

Script by Ulyana Horodyskyj

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[jamiegallier]

Always great educational content laid out clearly, with the most up to date information. I really appreciate this channel’s work. It’s never too late to learn, and it’s so fun.

[darksynthphony]

Another great informational video, thank you Dave!

[beanrkar]

Can you refute DI animated series? They are targeting kids.

[thenuffnuff]

Thank You Professor Dave. Just a minor mistake, @7:07 the Thylacine is commonly referred to as a Tasmanian Tiger rather than wolf

[thommyrubin]

Before I watch this video, I want to thank you for an older video from you (comments are disabled on that one, understandable). It's the video "Response to Matt Walsh: Cancel This". Thank you for clarify this so even an id*ot like me could understand the difference in terminology on that subject. Thank you!

[ChrisBurns-xg]

Awesome video Dave. I know you are always busy, but do you think you could do a series of videos debunking Answers in Genesis. If not, then that is perfectly fine.

[vasilistoma]

I have popeco exams next week 😆 Thanks 😊

[ihor]

Hello P. Dave! I've started learning math from scratch and am very grateful to you for that awesome playlist. I believe it will help me a lot and I know how I'm going to use it. Stay safe ❤

Ihor, 2024-01-23

[lrw]

I love the difference in tone from these normal videos and the flat earth debunks lol

[splasq]

Literally had the same graph on the thumbnail in the school level biology contest lol

[m.streicher]

that thumbnail really tickles my autism

[EugenendW]

What would the human population be now if there weren't such a loss of life in the 20th century wars?