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...ver, the population weighted density of the first region is greater as its population is grouped in a single parcel.]] '''Population-weighted density''' is an alternate metric for the [[population density]] of a region that attempts to measure the density as experienced b ...

...journal|last=Bimbol|first=N. L.|last2=Marcus|first2=N. D.|date=2005|title=Geography of Nasarawa State: A study of Flora and Fauna|url=https://irepos.unijos.edu ...

...more balanced foundations for this article, drawing from sources in social geography, economics and the like. In economics for instance, the literature on the [ ...open jobs <math> n_\text{jobs} </math> depends on the size of the resident population <math> n </math>. The potential employment opportunity (e.g. conditions, in ...

| population = Seasonally variable ...pikwadina'', meaning "big bluffs" in [[Ojibwe]], and is a reference to the geography of the nearby [[Michipicoten River]].<ref>{{cite book|last= Kelton |first= ...

...h>\scriptstyle\overline{X},</math> equals 1.0 for all ''j'' units in some population (for example, there is perfect income inequality when everyone's income ''X ...ecessary in a cross-country analysis, for example, since countries vary in population), and f(''r''_''j'') is a function of the deviation of each unit' ...

{{Short description|Stratification of a genetic population based on allele frequencies}} ...ion|subpopulation]]s. In a [[panmixia|randomly mating]] (or ''panmictic'') population, allele frequencies are expected to be roughly similar between groups. Howe ...

...eld | first1 = H. D. |display-authors=etal | year = 2008 | title = Laws of population growth | doi = 10.1073/pnas.0807435105 | pmid = 19033186 | pmc = 2596244 | *[[b:Transportation Geography and Network Science|Transportation Geography and Network Science]] (wikibook) ...

...s within the map, with the size of each circle sized proportionally to the population of the city. Typically, the size of each symbol is calculated so that its a ...1">{{cite book |last1=United Kingdom |title=Census of Great Britain, 1851. Population tables |date=1852 |publisher=H.M. Stationery Office |location=London |page= ...

...he Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China|journal=Journal of Historical Geography|volume=11|issue=3|date=July 1985}}</ref> ...of the numerous natural contexts to be found within the basin. Most of the population is found in the midstream area, together with the oases and the agricultura ...

...infrastructure (such as the number of gas stations) scale sublinearly with population size.<ref name=":3" /> They argue for a quantitative, predictive framework ...he urban indicator, <math>Y_0</math> is a constant, <math>N </math> is the population size, and <math>\beta</math> is the scaling exponent. ...

A major focus of Mayr's works was on the importance of geography in facilitating speciation; with islands often acting as a central theme to ...="Speciation"/>{{rp|2}} Subsequently, Mayr conducted extensive work on the geography of species, emphasizing the importance of geographic separation and isolati ...

...xclusion in some marine animals and in rain forest trees." In: Dynamics of Population. Ed. P.J. Den Boer and G.R. Gradwell. Wageningen: Pudoc, 1970.</ref> who di ...=Pest pressure, an underestimated factor in evolution|journal=Taxonomy and Geography; A Symposium|date=1962|volume=4|issue=37|pages=37–46}}</ref> The Janzen–Con ...

...nds of speciation processes like [[random genetic drift]], the [[Fixation (population genetics)|fixation]] of incompatible [[mutation]]s in populations experienc ...environmental conditions thought to have driven speciation and a mainland population is placed within it. The experiment predicts that the transplant will show ...

where <math>G_y</math>, the population weighting factor ...wo weeks or on a monthly basis by the National Institute on Statistics and Geography (INEGI). Until July 15, 2011, the INPC was published by Banco de México, th ...

...cess=free }}</ref> The scale of evolutionary events considered can go from population events such as geographical diversification to nucleotids levels one inside ...> an "inner", "lower", or "associate" entity (e.g. gene, symbiont species, population) evolves inside an "upper", or "host" one (respectively species, host, or g ...

...rk Times]].<ref>{{Cite news |date=1933-04-17 |title=EMOTIONS MAPPED BY NEW GEOGRAPHY: CHARTS SEEK TO PORTRAY THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CURRENTS OF HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS. ...gorithms on predicting the spread of global pandemics within an infectious population. ...

...Mathematica|Principia]], "I do not define [[time]], [[space]], [[Location (geography)|place]] and [[motion (physics)|motion]], as being well known to all."<ref ...leven physical effects are accounted for in the emissions from the caesium population, which are then controlled for in the NIST-F1 clock. These results are repo ...

...ref name=ask/> Pollinac reported an increase in [[Rabbitfish|''Siginid'']] population after the start of farming of [[eucheuma|E''ucheuma'']] seaweed in villages ...ion=Joseon Korea |language=ko |script-title=ko:경상도지리지(慶尙道地理志) |trans-title=Geography of Gyeongsang Province}}</ref> Seaweed farming began in Japan as early as 1 ...

...at Publications |year= 1999}} {{Listed Invalid ISBN|81-7033-529-2}}.</ref> Population of Pantnagar, prior to establishment of Industrial estate was 35,820 (Censu ...

[[Hypogeal]] shrimps have been observed to have high population densities in anchialine ponds upwards of hundreds of individuals per square {{Coastal geography}} ...