Wildlife Conservation

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Unit 5 Populations and Wildlife Conservation

Wildlife Conservation

Multiple Choice

Which of this is a cause of loss of genetic diversity?

climate change

invasive species

pollution

interbreeding of animals

Multiple Choice

Some scientists think that global warming is

a natural variation in climate.

a result of human activity

melting the polar ice caps.

all of the above

Multiple Choice

Protecting ecosystem diversity is a goal of

the green revolution.

conservation biology.

the captive breeding program.

the United Nations.

Multiple Choice

The goals of conservation biology include all of the following EXCEPT

wise management of natural resources.

protection and management of individual species.

preservation of habitats and wildlife.

introducing foreign species into new environments.

Multiple Choice

All of the following are threats to biodiversity EXCEPT

biological magnification of toxic compounds.

habitat fragmentation.

invasive species.

species preservation.

Multiple Choice

Human activities are not a serious threat to wildlife.

True

False

Multiple Choice

Once a species becomes endangered, it is difficult to recover.

True

False

Multiple Choice

The global extinction rate is _______ times higher than the historic background rate.

1000

10 000

100

Multiple Choice

Human activities are not the main cause for species becoming extinct.

True

False

Multiple Choice

Wildlife conservation aims to protect

wildlife and their habitats

humans

pets

farm animals

Multiple Choice

Program to save individual species, includes captive breeding, education, and research

cloning

SSP (Species Survival Plan)

Captive Breeding

Multiple Choice

Raising and breeding organisms in controlled conditions, such as zoos or aquariums

cloning

SSP (Species Survival Plan)

Captive Breeding

Multiple Choice

Connect habitat fragments enabling once-isolated populations to interbreed

Wildlife tunnels

Wildlife over passes

wildlife corridors

wildlife corss walks

Multiple Choice

International treaty to conserve biodiversity and ensure its resposible use and distribution

CITES

Convention on Biological

Endangered Species Act

Multiple Choice

Bans international trade in body parts of endangered species.

CITES

Convention on Biological

Endangered Species Act

Multiple Choice

U.S. law that protects biodiversity, passed in 1973

CITES

Convention on Biological

Endangered Species Act

Multiple Choice

What Government agency is in charge monitoring which animals are endangered.

U.S. Game and Fish

U.S. Department of Agriculture

USDA

U.S. Wildlife Federation

Multiple Choice

Climate Change is becoming a cause of biodiversity loss

true

false

Multiple Choice

Patches of suitable habitat surrounded by unsuitable habitat

Habitat fagmentation

Habitat islands

wildlife corridors

habitat patches

Multiple Choice

#1 cause of Biodiversity Loss is

Habitat loss

pollution

invasisve species

poaching/overharvesting

Multiple Choice

Likely to become endangered soon through all or part of its range

Endangered

Threatened

Multiple Choice

At serious risk of extinction

Endangered

Threatened

Multiple Choice

Which species is extinct because of over hunting?

Flamingos

Gnarl whales

Passenger Pigeon

American Bison

Multiple Choice

A key job of wildlife managers is to ensure that large enough populations of species exist to allow for a species' continued survival.

TRUE

FALSE

Multiple Choice

_________ is one of the main causes of human-caused extinction.

passive wildlife management

active wildlife management

overharvesting

keystone species

Multiple Choice

The 2008 amendment to the Lacey Act included which type of organism under the act?

amphibians

plants

reptiles

birds

Fill in the Blanks

What type of species does the Department of Natural Resources select?

The Department of Natural Resources selects

Type answer...

species for habitat manipulation.

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