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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: C13_population ecology_syuhada, carrying capacity(K) is maximum number of population that a particular region can support without environment degradation, that limit the population growth when population densities increase ???? stress, population growth mean change in number of individual, that limit the population growth when population densities increase n competitions, population growth curve which is exponential growth curve, maximum reproduction capacity of an organism under optimum environmental conditions have high biotic potential, high biotic potential also high biotic potential, high biotic potential which is have high fertility, high biotic potential and many ofspring are produced at one time, population growth has biotic potential (r), maximum number of population that a particular region can support without environment degradation important to measure the maximum population of a given species that can survive indefinitely in a given environment, mortality is the measure of the number of death in some population during certain amount, change in number of individual example population ecology, population growth has population growth curve, that limit the population growth when population densities increase ???? food & water, high biotic potential when highest birth rate, that limit the population growth when population densities increase ???? predation, density dependent factor factor that limit the population growth when population densities increase, density independent factor factor affect the size of a population independent or irrespective of the population density, natality is the rate when new individual are added to a particular population at certain time