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Population Density

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In this video, we talk about population density and how difficult it can get to estimate sometimes. We find out how to count tiger populations and that population density isn't always about the number of individuals in the area. Created by Sulagna Das.

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David
Posted a year ago. Direct link to David's post “guess what guys... China...”
guess what guys...

China might not be the most populous country now...

ITS INDIA NOW
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dragon
Posted 4 months ago. Direct link to dragon's post “i learned that population...”
i learned that population density affects everything in the environment like the plants animals and bacteria if there is a rise in one species or if there are to many smaller species they will eat all of the plants
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An increase in population density can lead to a decrease in the resources of that area and will cause more competition for said resources.
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