WLF 448: Fish & Wildlife Population Ecology
Lecture Notes VI, Fall 1996

How to Compute Sex Ratios:

Males: 100 females

1063 / 2784 = x / 100

x = (1063 / 2784) x 100 = 38.2

Therefore, 38:100 is the conventional sex ratio.

60 /100 = 100 / (x + 100)

x = 66

Therefore, 66:100 is the conventional sex ratio.

(100 -60) / 100 = 100 / (x + 100)

x = 150

Therefore, 150:100 is the conventional sex ratio.

Percentages

2784 / (1063 + 2784) = 0.724

Therefore, the percentage is 72% females.

1063 / (1063 + 2784) = 0.276

Therefore, the percentage is 28% males.

100 / (60 + 100) = 0.625

Therefore, the percentage is 63% females.


Return to Lecture Notes VI: Population Structure.


 


Updated 05 August 1996