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This study guide covers age structure diagrams (population pyramids), their interpretation, and their significance in understanding population dynamics. It explains the three main age categories (pre-reproductive, reproductive, post-reproductive) and how diagram shapes (pyramid, column, inverted pyramid) reflect population growth trends (rapid, stable, declining). Examples of different growth patterns are provided, along with key takeaways and exam tips focusing on interpreting diagrams and relating them to societal factors and resource availability.
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What is the primary purpose of an age structure diagram? 🤔
To show the geographical distribution of a population
To represent the distribution of a population by age groups and sex
To track migration patterns in a country
To display the economic status of a population