total american alligator population?
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Define America. Are you talking about the United States of America or about the North and South American continents?
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Try to find information you are looking for in this article:\nhttp://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_1741500824/United_States_(People).html#p9\nIt has many facts about US population.
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True. You're pretty close. According to wikipedia, as of late 2006 the population reached 6.5 billion.
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African-Americans comprise 12.9 % of the total population of the US.\n\nAfrican-Americans comprise 44% of the total prison population in the US.
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195,305\nyou can get all that data from www.census.gov
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In 1980, the total population of US was 226,542,204. It comprised of 45,582,560 Rural population and 180,959,644 Urban Population. You can look up at the trends in increase in the exact number from the following source
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Most crocodilians are protected by Endangered Animal Legislation, however through poaching, it is estimated that about 5,000 are killed (most are in Africa). Other crocodilians are destroyed because of the danger to humans but the number is rather small, perhaps 500 to 1,000. In Florida, Thailand, Malaysia and elsewhere, Crocodile farms produce animals for the leather and to a smaller degree for the meat (you can buy alligator meat in many places in Florida and it's on the menu in restaurants there).Because of our awareness of the enviroment and vanishing species, crocodilians are making a slow come-back and it Florida, Louisiana and Georgia, the population has returned and may have to be controlled by hunting by license. Alligators are often found in swimming pools. The gharials and the False Gavial are being bred in captivity as their wild population was not sustainable. Crocodiles are also responsible for more human deaths than all of the other predators, such as tigers, etc (snakes are not predators).
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according to ZOO Weekly april 10th 2006 \nit is 64.99%
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population: 1172\n\nGood luck!
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A North American Regional Studbook and Population Manager was approved in 1999 to help manage animals held by cooperating institutions. The 2000 studbook reports there to be a population of 173 (35.135.3) individuals being held in 20 participating institutions as of 30 July, 2000 and the Antelope Taxon Advisory Group has assigned impala a target population size of 150 animals. Hundreds more are thought to be held by the private sector. This species has also been determined to be in need of genetic investigation and a Population Management Plan will soon be prepared. Presently all impala are being managed as a single population, regardless of possible subspecies. Although no black-faced impala are present in North America at this time (2001), this subspecies may be imported in the future as available to replace other specimens.
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20,090,437 (July 2005 est.) \nhope it is helpful
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As of a 2005 estimate\n\n#1 Jacksonville   - 782,623\n#2 Miami            - 386,417\n\n#3 Tampa           - 325,989
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Alligators breathe oxygen, they just swim around a lot. Like humans. We can swim, but we still breathe the air.
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for 2004 Louisiana 12.7 per 100,000 people\ngood data here:\nhttp://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=12&did=169#MRord
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Try this website from Everglades National Park: (Scroll down the page for the life cycle information)\n\nhttp://www.nps.gov/ever/eco/gator.htm
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Approximately 3% of the US population.
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In 1960 the US Census's official count for total Population was 9579677. The other information was not recordes until the 1980's. Hope that helps.