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wildlife - ANSWER includes all nondomesticated plants, animals, and other organisms; living things and especially mammals, birds, and fishes that are neither human nor domesticated; birds and mammals receive most attention conservation - ANSWER an ethic of resource use, allocation, and protection...
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Add to cartwildlife - ANSWER includes all nondomesticated plants, animals, and other organisms; living things and especially mammals, birds, and fishes that are neither human nor domesticated; birds and mammals receive most attention conservation - ANSWER an ethic of resource use, allocation, and protection...
What is wildlife? - ANSWER Wikipedia: "Wildlife includes all non‐domesticated plants, animals and other organisms." Merriam‐Webster: "Living things and especially mammals, birds, and fishes that are neither human nor domesticated" Bolen and Robinson: "Wildlife is a hard term to define, b...
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Add to cartWhat is wildlife? - ANSWER Wikipedia: "Wildlife includes all non‐domesticated plants, animals and other organisms." Merriam‐Webster: "Living things and especially mammals, birds, and fishes that are neither human nor domesticated" Bolen and Robinson: "Wildlife is a hard term to define, b...
What is wildlife? - ANSWER Free-living, wild animals (excluding feral or exotic species) of major significance to humans; includes associated plants and lower animals (micro-organisms) What is the difference between active and passive management? - ANSWER Active management= does something to the ...
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Add to cartWhat is wildlife? - ANSWER Free-living, wild animals (excluding feral or exotic species) of major significance to humans; includes associated plants and lower animals (micro-organisms) What is the difference between active and passive management? - ANSWER Active management= does something to the ...
Natural selection - ANSWER Process that determines which individuals will pass on their genes to the next generation Evolution - ANSWER the changes that we see in the genes and characteristics displayed by successive generations of a population Speciation - ANSWER the production of a new speci...
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Add to cartNatural selection - ANSWER Process that determines which individuals will pass on their genes to the next generation Evolution - ANSWER the changes that we see in the genes and characteristics displayed by successive generations of a population Speciation - ANSWER the production of a new speci...
Coelomates have... - ANSWER a fluid filled body cavity Deuterostomes - ANSWER anus forms before mouth Chordates have... - ANSWER a long nerve that runs down their body Characteristics of the mammalia class - ANSWER mammary glands, hair, three ear bones, some can lay eggs but most give live ...
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Add to cartCoelomates have... - ANSWER a fluid filled body cavity Deuterostomes - ANSWER anus forms before mouth Chordates have... - ANSWER a long nerve that runs down their body Characteristics of the mammalia class - ANSWER mammary glands, hair, three ear bones, some can lay eggs but most give live ...
Ecology = - ANSWER Home study Examples of Vertebrates in the animal kingdom - ANSWER Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians What characteristics separate mammals from birds, reptiles, and amphibians? - ANSWER Mammals have hair, mammary glands and three ear bones Capybara = - ANSWER Largest ro...
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Add to cartEcology = - ANSWER Home study Examples of Vertebrates in the animal kingdom - ANSWER Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians What characteristics separate mammals from birds, reptiles, and amphibians? - ANSWER Mammals have hair, mammary glands and three ear bones Capybara = - ANSWER Largest ro...
When wildlife biologists first began studying wildlife what did they start with and what did they shift their focus to? - ANSWER At first wildlife biologists wanted to figure out how to increase populations of game species but as time went on other species came into focus _____ can have a broad a...
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Add to cartWhen wildlife biologists first began studying wildlife what did they start with and what did they shift their focus to? - ANSWER At first wildlife biologists wanted to figure out how to increase populations of game species but as time went on other species came into focus _____ can have a broad a...
Natural selection - ANSWER Process that determines which individuals will pass on their genes to the next generation Evolution - ANSWER the changes that we see in the genes and characteristics displayed by successive generations of a population Speciation - ANSWER the production of a new speci...
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Add to cartNatural selection - ANSWER Process that determines which individuals will pass on their genes to the next generation Evolution - ANSWER the changes that we see in the genes and characteristics displayed by successive generations of a population Speciation - ANSWER the production of a new speci...
In the US, fish were separated in name from other wildlife by a political decisions made in 1940 when President FDR combined the Bureau of Biological Survey, an agency concerned primarily with birds and mammals, with the Bureau of Fisheries (Franklin D. Roosevelt) - ANSWER Under whose administratio...
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Add to cartIn the US, fish were separated in name from other wildlife by a political decisions made in 1940 when President FDR combined the Bureau of Biological Survey, an agency concerned primarily with birds and mammals, with the Bureau of Fisheries (Franklin D. Roosevelt) - ANSWER Under whose administratio...
Under whose administration did the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service come about? - ANSWER Franklin D. Roosevelt Which agency administers the commercial fisheries in the U.S.? What cabinet-level Department is it in? - ANSWER The National Marine Fisheries Service, a component of the National Oceanic a...
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Add to cartUnder whose administration did the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service come about? - ANSWER Franklin D. Roosevelt Which agency administers the commercial fisheries in the U.S.? What cabinet-level Department is it in? - ANSWER The National Marine Fisheries Service, a component of the National Oceanic a...
Wildlife - ANSWER Free-living, wild animals (excluding feral and exotic species) that are of major significance to humans in their natural environments conservation - ANSWER planned management of natural resources to prevent exploitation, destruction, or neglect ecology - ANSWER defined by Ern...
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Add to cartWildlife - ANSWER Free-living, wild animals (excluding feral and exotic species) that are of major significance to humans in their natural environments conservation - ANSWER planned management of natural resources to prevent exploitation, destruction, or neglect ecology - ANSWER defined by Ern...
Under whose administration did the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service come about? - ANSWER Franklin D. Roosevelt Which agency administers the commercial fisheries in the U.S.? What cabinet-level Department is it in? - ANSWER The National Marine Fisheries Service, a component of the National Oceanic a...
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Add to cartUnder whose administration did the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service come about? - ANSWER Franklin D. Roosevelt Which agency administers the commercial fisheries in the U.S.? What cabinet-level Department is it in? - ANSWER The National Marine Fisheries Service, a component of the National Oceanic a...
the branch of science concerned with studying organisms and their interactions with the environment is...? - ANSWER ecology who defined conservation as "the wise use of the earth and its resources for the lasting good of men"? - ANSWER gifford Pinchot example of passive management - ANSWER...
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Add to cartthe branch of science concerned with studying organisms and their interactions with the environment is...? - ANSWER ecology who defined conservation as "the wise use of the earth and its resources for the lasting good of men"? - ANSWER gifford Pinchot example of passive management - ANSWER...
What are the human dimensions of wildlife management? - ANSWER Individuals, groups, social structures, cultural systems, communities, and institutions What is collaborative conservation? - ANSWER Partnerships among multiple levels of government and nongovernmental organizations are forged to achi...
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Add to cartWhat are the human dimensions of wildlife management? - ANSWER Individuals, groups, social structures, cultural systems, communities, and institutions What is collaborative conservation? - ANSWER Partnerships among multiple levels of government and nongovernmental organizations are forged to achi...
Chapter 2 & 3 How did/does Genesis 1:28 in the Bible affect human attitudes towards wildlife? - ANSWER Genesis 1:28 (Gods instructions to Adam and Eve) - to "be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the Earth, and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air,...
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Add to cartChapter 2 & 3 How did/does Genesis 1:28 in the Bible affect human attitudes towards wildlife? - ANSWER Genesis 1:28 (Gods instructions to Adam and Eve) - to "be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the Earth, and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air,...
History of Wildlife Eras: - ANSWER -Before Man -Pre European Era -Era of Abundance -Era of Overexploitation -Era of Protection -Era of Game Management -Era of Environmental Management -Era of Conservation Biology Before Man time period: - ANSWER 11,500 B.P. Before Man -Bering Strait:...
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Add to cartHistory of Wildlife Eras: - ANSWER -Before Man -Pre European Era -Era of Abundance -Era of Overexploitation -Era of Protection -Era of Game Management -Era of Environmental Management -Era of Conservation Biology Before Man time period: - ANSWER 11,500 B.P. Before Man -Bering Strait:...
What was the effect of Native Americans on wildlife populations prior to the arrival of Europeans? - ANSWER Wildlife was used differently between tribes, and it was not well understood that they had a large impact on wildlife Why was there a brief rebound in the wildlife populations after the arr...
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Add to cartWhat was the effect of Native Americans on wildlife populations prior to the arrival of Europeans? - ANSWER Wildlife was used differently between tribes, and it was not well understood that they had a large impact on wildlife Why was there a brief rebound in the wildlife populations after the arr...
agricultural pesticides water pollution air pollution light pollution trash - ANSWER pollution consists of 6 categories. Name all 6 agriculture - ANSWER production, processing, marketing and use of foods, fibers and byproducts from plant crops and animals Eutrophication methane producti...
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Add to cartagricultural pesticides water pollution air pollution light pollution trash - ANSWER pollution consists of 6 categories. Name all 6 agriculture - ANSWER production, processing, marketing and use of foods, fibers and byproducts from plant crops and animals Eutrophication methane producti...
Before Man: 1500 BC - ANSWER before man, giant animals, ice age Pre European Era - ANSWER people show up, The Clovis, The Pleistocene Overkill The Clovis - ANSWER first people to show up, had modern technology (spear) The Pleistocene Overkill - ANSWER proof that humans caused large animals ...
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Add to cartBefore Man: 1500 BC - ANSWER before man, giant animals, ice age Pre European Era - ANSWER people show up, The Clovis, The Pleistocene Overkill The Clovis - ANSWER first people to show up, had modern technology (spear) The Pleistocene Overkill - ANSWER proof that humans caused large animals ...
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