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Quiz 15: Biodiversity and Conservation
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Question 41
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What is conservation biology Devise an in situ and an ex situ conservation plan for the preservation of the White Rhinoceros.
Question 42
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Define extinction and discuss the major causes of extinction (a)in recent times and (b)before people existed on Earth.
Question 43
Multiple Choice
Why don't scientists know the exact number of species on Earth
Question 44
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Define ecosystem services and discuss the ecosystem services provided by forests and coastal areas.Discuss how these services are altered by human activity.
Question 45
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Define species richness and discuss two factors associated with high species richness.
Question 46
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What is biological diversity (a)What are three components that make up biological diversity Explain what each of these components contributes. (b)Discuss two ways to reverse the trend of declining biological diversity.
Question 47
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Currently,about 1400 species in the U.S.are listed as endangered or threatened.(a)Create a graph of the data from the chart below.Be sure to label the X and Y-axes.(b)Draw conclusions from the data that you graphed in part (a)as you compare and contrast any two of the animal categories.
Question 48
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Distinguish between extinct,endangered,and threatened species.Give two characteristics that are common to many endangered species.
Question 49
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If the environment was to change dramatically or a new plant disease was to break out,which plant type on the graph below would have the greatest chance of survival? The least? WHY?
Question 50
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On June 28ᵗʰ,2007 the bald eagle was removed from the federal list of threatened and endangered species.Suggest two possible factors that have contributed to bald eagle pairs increasing from 417 in 1963 to 9,250 pairs in 2006.