How many population bulges are there in the pyramid?

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Considering the concept of population pyramids, a bulge refers to a visible bulging of a particular age cohort relative to neighboring cohorts.
Option 0: '0' bulges. This would imply a perfectly uniform distribution across all ages, which is highly unlikely in real populations since birth rates and mortality create irregularities. If the pyramid shows no noticeable bulges, one would need to rely on a schematic or a hypothetical case where births and deaths balance perfectly over time. In typical real-world pyramids, some bulges usually appear due to historical birth surges or declines, so 0 bulges represents a special, non-typical scenario.
Option 1: '1' bulge. A single bulge would indicate one cohort stands out in size compared to adjacent cohorts. While plausible in some historical contexts (a baby boom at one point), most population histories produce more than one noticeable deviation, or a more complex pattern of bulges, not just a single one, depending on long-term fertility shifts.
Option 2: '2' bulges. Two distinct cohorts larger than their neighbors could reflect two separate birth booms or significant fertility changes at two periods. This is more common than exactly one bulge in long-run demographic histories, but still not universal; some populations show more or fewer bulges.
Option 3: '3' bulges. Three separate oversized cohorts would require multiple, well-separated periods of unusually high births. While possible, it is less typical unless the region experienced several distinct demographic shocks or policy-influenced fertility waves. This makes three bulges less expected than fewer bulges, depending on the specific population history.
In summary, the statement of zero bulges would be true only in a special, idealized, or fictional distribution, whereas real-world pyramids tend to show at least some unevenness. The other options describe specific bulge counts that assume particular demographic histories, which may not align with the given pyramid’s visible pattern.

How many population bulges are there in the pyramid?

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