Introductory Methods in Population Analysis
Published on 30. June 2019
255 pages
978-93-5439-972-5 (ISBN)
Description
In this issue, original research relating to the topics on melissopalynologial studies of honey samples, psychophily and melittophily in relation to chemical constituents of floral nectar, floral rewards and floral calendar of Indian honey bee, Apis cerana, plant-butterfly interactions in the southern Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh and a review of pollination ecology studies on mangroves. The work reported on these topics is a new contribution to the existing work in the subject area and has practical applications.
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Persons
By R. B. Mandal; Joseph Uyanga and Hanuman Prasad
Content
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Copyright
- About the Book
- About the Author
- Preface
- Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Theories of Population Growth
- 3. Growth and Distribution of Population in the World
- 4. The Concepts of Population Pressure5.. Data Sources and Introductory Methods
- 5. Data Sources and Introductory Methods
- 6. Sex and Age
- 7. Mortality
- 8. Fertility
- 9. Population Estimates and Projections
- 10. Techniques of Mapping in Population Distribution
- 11. Techniques of Symbolising Population Data
- 12. Techniques of Grouping Population Data and their Representation
- 13. Central Tendency and Dispersion of Population
- 14. Population Growth
- 15. Methods of Urban Potential Measure
- 16. Rank-Size Relationship of Urban Centres
