Fellmann/Getis/Getis - Human Geography: Landscapes in Human Activities

Course Integrator - Chapter 4 Correlation of Package and Ancillary Items

PACKAGE SUPPLEMENTS	4 Population: World Patterns, Regional Trends
Annual Editions: Geography, 98/99 Edition	4. The Global Tide 9. "Dammed If You Do" 10. Past and Present Land Use and Land Cover in the USA 14. The Importance of Places, or, a Sense of Where You Are 16. Megacities: Bane or Boon? 17. Regions and Western Europe	19. Does It Matter Where You Are? 21. Water Resource Conflicts in the Middle East 23. Moscow Reclaims its Past 26. An Animal Superhighway? 28. The New White Flight 29. Hispanic Migration and Population Redistribution in the United States 31. Population, Poverty, and the Local Environment	32. The Future of Populous Economies: China and India Shape Their Destinies 33. Vicious Circles: African Demographic History as a Warning 34. How Much Food Will We Need in the 21^st Century? 35. Russia's Population Sink 36. Vanishing Languages 37. We're All Minorities Now
Annual Editions: Global Issues 98/99 Edition	1. Preparing for the 21^st Century: Winners and Losers 4. Can Humanity Survive Unrestricted Population Growth?	5. Worldwide Development or Population Explosion: Our Choice 7. Water-Borne Killers 8. How Many People Can the Earth Support?	14. We Can Build a Sustainable Economy 15. Global Population and the Nitrogen Cycle
Student Atlas of World Politics, 3^rd Edition	Map 2 World Climate/Regions Map 7 World Population Density Map 14 Global Distribution of Minority Groups Map 15 World Refugee Population Map 29 Population Growth Rates	Map 30 Infant Mortality Rate Map 31 Average Life Expectancy at Birth Map 32 Population by Age Group Map 36 Quality of Life: The Human Development Index	Table F World Countries: Size and Growth of Population, 1950-2025 Table H World Countries: Mortality, Health, and Nutrition, 1970-1995
Rand McNally Atlas of World Geography	Continents and Islands, 24-25 Population, 34-35 World, Political, 52-53 World, Physical, 54-55 World, Climate, 56-57 World, Vegetation, 58-59 World, Population, 60-61 World, Environments, 62-63	World, Time Zones, 64-65 North America: Thematic Introduction, 66-69 U.S. Thematics, 78-80 South America: Thematic Introduction, 98-101 Europe: Thematic Introduction, 108-111	Africa: Thematic Introduction, 122-125 Asia: Thematic Introduction, 132-135 Oceania: Thematic Introduction, 150-153
ANCILLARIES
Transparencies	19. World population projections (Fig. 4.1) 20. Crude birth rates (Fig. 4.3) 21. Total fertility rates (Fig. 4.5) 22. Crude death rates (Fig. 4.6)	23. Population pyramids (Fig. 4.8) 24. Population under 15 years old (Fig. 4.10) 25. Annual rates of population increase (Fig. 4.13)	26. Demographic transition stages (Fig. 4.16) 27. World population density (Fig. 4.21) 28. Percent of population that is urban (Fig. 4.26)
Slides	NEW 3. Regional share of world population growth (6e Fig. 4.4) NEW 4. Possible U.S. population futures (6e Fig. 4.12) NEW 5. World population growth, 8000 B.C.-A.D. 2000 (6e Fig. 4.15) NEW 6. World birth and death rates (6e Fig. 4.19)	29. Regional share of world population growth (5e Fig. 4.4) 30. Summary population pyramids (6e Fig. 4.9) 31. Possible U.S. population futures (5e Fig. 4.12) 32. The "doubling time" fallacy (6e Fig. 4.14) 33. World population growth, 8000 B.C. A.D. 2000 (5e Fig. 4.15)	34. World birth and death rates (5e Fig. 4.19) 35. Land improvements by terracing (6e Fig. 4.23) 36. Taking the census in China (6e Fig. 4.27) 37. Steadily higher homeostatic plateaus (6e Fig. 4.28)

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