PopulationBiologyAtomizedType
Population biology data in structured form.
A geographic area in which a population occurs.
A controlled vocabulary is recommended.
Type: NormalString
The relative representation of a species population in relation to other species or multiple species in a particular territory.
Type: DetailType
Population size in relation to a defined space unit.
Type: DetailType
The spatial arrangement of the individuals of a population in the territory it occupies.
A controlled vocabulary is recommended.
e.g. Clumped, Uniform and Random.
Type: DetailType
Number of individual organisms in a population.
e.g. total population size is estimated between 200,000 to 400,000 ducks in its distribution area.
Type: DetailType
Relative number of males to females in a population.
Type: DetailType
In the context of a population, is the combined maximum potential of its individuals to produce offspring.
Type: DetailType
Probability of dying; the ratio between the number of deaths in a given time interval to the number of subjects alive at the start of this interval.
Type: DetailType
Ratio of births to the total number of individuals in a population in a time period.
Type: DetailType
Mean number of individuals per observation event or unit.
Type: DetailType
Average of the densities obtained for a population.
Type: DetailType
Changes of a population over time and can include changes in distribution, biogeography (e.g., size of population), life-history (e.g., birth and death rates), etc.
A controlled vocabulary is recommended.
e.g: Stable, Increasing and Decreasing.
Type: DetailType
Information on the process by which young individuals (e.g., seedlings, larvae, propagules) become part of the adult population. It can be rate, scale, a description, etc.
Type: DetailType
Growth rate of a population in a given time period, based on births, deaths, emigration and immigration.
Type: DetailType
Information on individuals leaving a population.
Type: DetailType
Information on individuals entering a population.
Type: DetailType
Sex/age categories or life stages of a species; can be size in the case of plants.
Type: DetailType
Percentage of individuals that belong to each life stage in a population.
Type: DetailType
Maximum population density possible as limited by the resources available for the population in the absence of predators and parasites.
Type: DetailType
Ancillary information for each PopulationBiologyAtomized element.
Type: [AncillaryDataType] (https://github.com/tdwg/PlinianCore/wiki/AncillaryDataType)
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Obligatory element |
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Optional element |
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minOccurs=0 maxOccurs=unbounded |
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minOccurs=1 maxOccurs=unbounded |