Exam 57: Biological Diversity and Conservation Biology
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Exam 57: Biological Diversity and Conservation Biology82 Questions
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Animals that are being hunted (often illegally) for bush meat value include
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Researchers report that the Zika virus epidemic of 2015-2016, which spread rapidly from South America to Mexico, Florida, and Puerto Rico, was aided by ______ and by______.
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Match these conservation biology terms with their corresponding description or example.
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Storing seeds of genetically diverse plants
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Biosphere reserves
In situ conservation
Ex situ conservation
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The term species richness refers to the number of species in a specific location.
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Match these conservation biology terms with their corresponding description or example.
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Strips linking isolated habitat patches
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Biodiversity hotspot
Ex situ conservation
Habitat corridors
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Match these species with their definition or an example.
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Dodo bird
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Extinct species
Endangered species
Threatened species
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Which endangered species has become so due to its specialized feeding habits?
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An unprotected area of naturally occurring plant and animal assemblages that is surrounded by unsuitable territory due to development or habitat destruction is referred to by biologists as
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What bird, due to human efforts, has been removed from the endangered species list and is now listed as threatened?
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Building roads, parking lots, buildings and bridges all contribute to
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In slash-and-burn agriculture, the yield from the first crop is usually quite high.
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Which of the following is a predicted effect of continued global warming?
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Figure 57-1
According to the accompanying figure, global warming would result from an increase in which of the labeled components?
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Match these species with their definition or an example.
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No more living members exist
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Extinct species
Endangered species
Threatened species
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Give examples of at least two species that are either extinct or facing extinction due to each of the following: (1) destruction of habitat, (2) biotic pollution, (3) unregulated hunting and poaching.
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