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Dispersal - Movement to a new area 
 
Emigration = move out of a population 
 
Immigration = move into a population 
 
Often a result of overcrowding (density dependent) 
 
Most often young animals are moving to establish a new home range or become members of a new population (immigration) 
 
Limiting factors - factors that prevent unlimited population growth 
 
May be dependent on population density or unrelated to density 
 
Density dependent factors - causes higher mortality or decreased b...
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Dispersal - Movement to a new area 
 
Emigration = move out of a population 
 
Immigration = move into a population 
 
Often a result of overcrowding (density dependent) 
 
Most often young animals are moving to establish a new home range or become members of a new population (immigration) 
 
Limiting factors - factors that prevent unlimited population growth 
 
May be dependent on population density or unrelated to density 
 
Density dependent factors - causes higher mortality or decreased b...
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What is wildlife? - Free-living, wild animals (excluding feral or exotic species) of major significance to humans; includes associated plants and lower animals (micro-organisms) 
 
What are the potential benefits of creating water sources for wildlife? - Increase animal abundance, increase available habitat, improve habitat quality, recovery and management of special status species 
 
What are some of the negative impacts of creating water sources for wildlife? - Increased potential for disea...
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What is wildlife? - Free-living, wild animals (excluding feral or exotic species) of major significance to humans; includes associated plants and lower animals (micro-organisms) 
 
What are the potential benefits of creating water sources for wildlife? - Increase animal abundance, increase available habitat, improve habitat quality, recovery and management of special status species 
 
What are some of the negative impacts of creating water sources for wildlife? - Increased potential for disea...
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Infectious - viruses, bacteria, parasites 
 
Pathogen - a disease, causing agent EX. Chronic wasting disease (CWD) 
 
Non-infectious - toxin, physiological, nutritional, congenital, degenerative, cancer EX. Mercury poisoning 
 
Reservoir - any living or nonliving substance that may perpetuate a pathogen in nature 
 
Reservoir host - a host that acts as a reservoir for the pathogen, but does not suffer ill effects from the disease 
 
Host - an organism on or in which another organism lives ...
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Infectious - viruses, bacteria, parasites 
 
Pathogen - a disease, causing agent EX. Chronic wasting disease (CWD) 
 
Non-infectious - toxin, physiological, nutritional, congenital, degenerative, cancer EX. Mercury poisoning 
 
Reservoir - any living or nonliving substance that may perpetuate a pathogen in nature 
 
Reservoir host - a host that acts as a reservoir for the pathogen, but does not suffer ill effects from the disease 
 
Host - an organism on or in which another organism lives ...
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What is an r-strategist? - r-strategist: 
Small organisms 
Short-lived 
Many offspring 
Limited parental care 
High juvenile mortality 
Exploit unstable environments 
 
What is the Pleistocene overkill? - The Pleistocene overkill is the excess hunting of megafauna, which killed its species as well as the predators that hunted it. 
 
What did Teddy do to earn his term in office being coined as the Golden Age in Conservation? - In 1903, Roosevelt initiated what was to become the National Wildli...
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What is an r-strategist? - r-strategist: 
Small organisms 
Short-lived 
Many offspring 
Limited parental care 
High juvenile mortality 
Exploit unstable environments 
 
What is the Pleistocene overkill? - The Pleistocene overkill is the excess hunting of megafauna, which killed its species as well as the predators that hunted it. 
 
What did Teddy do to earn his term in office being coined as the Golden Age in Conservation? - In 1903, Roosevelt initiated what was to become the National Wildli...
Heat Pump ESCO Questions with Verified Answers
An air-to-air heat pump has many of the same components as an air conditioning system. The major difference is that a heat pump also has an - Reversing valve 
 
A customer complains that their heat pump systems blows cool air periodically during the heat mode. This could be caused by; - A faulty defrost relay (does not energized the aux. Heat during the defrost mode.) 
 
When a heat pump is in the heating mode, which can cause frost accumulation on the outdoor coil when the ambient temperature...
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An air-to-air heat pump has many of the same components as an air conditioning system. The major difference is that a heat pump also has an - Reversing valve 
 
A customer complains that their heat pump systems blows cool air periodically during the heat mode. This could be caused by; - A faulty defrost relay (does not energized the aux. Heat during the defrost mode.) 
 
When a heat pump is in the heating mode, which can cause frost accumulation on the outdoor coil when the ambient temperature...
Heat Pump Test with Correct Answers
What is the main difference between a heat pump and a fossil fuel furnace? - Heat pumps move heat instead of creating it 
 
How can you lower the temperature at which evaporation takes place? - Reduce the pressure on the low side of the system 
 
During the cooling season, the heat pump operates as an? - Air Conditioner. 
 
How can an air source heat pump heat when the outdoor temperature is cold? - All molecules contain some heat until they reach absolute 0(-460F.) 
 
How does liquid turn ba...
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What is the main difference between a heat pump and a fossil fuel furnace? - Heat pumps move heat instead of creating it 
 
How can you lower the temperature at which evaporation takes place? - Reduce the pressure on the low side of the system 
 
During the cooling season, the heat pump operates as an? - Air Conditioner. 
 
How can an air source heat pump heat when the outdoor temperature is cold? - All molecules contain some heat until they reach absolute 0(-460F.) 
 
How does liquid turn ba...
Heat Pump Exam with 100% Correct Answers
Charging a heat pump with refrigerant is best accomplished in the _______ mode. - B: Cooling mode 
 
Which of the following can prevent the reversing valve from changing positions? 
 
 A: Low refrigerant charge 
 
 B: Overcharge of refrigerant 
 
 C: Air in the system 
 
 D: Low indoor airflow due to a dirty air filter - A: Low refrigerant charge 
 
The supply air temperature on a normally operating heat pump is: 
 
 A: Lower than that of a gas heating system 
 
 B: Higher than that of a gas h...
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Charging a heat pump with refrigerant is best accomplished in the _______ mode. - B: Cooling mode 
 
Which of the following can prevent the reversing valve from changing positions? 
 
 A: Low refrigerant charge 
 
 B: Overcharge of refrigerant 
 
 C: Air in the system 
 
 D: Low indoor airflow due to a dirty air filter - A: Low refrigerant charge 
 
The supply air temperature on a normally operating heat pump is: 
 
 A: Lower than that of a gas heating system 
 
 B: Higher than that of a gas h...
Heat Pump Test with Correct Solutions
Faulty defrost delay does not energize the auxiliary heat during defrost mode - Customer complains that the heat pump system blows cool air periodically during the heating mode this could be caused by 
 
The outdoor coil is colder than the ambient air - When the heat pump is in the heating mode what can cause frost accumulation on the outdoor coil when ambient temperature is 45°F 
 
Anytime there is a call for heating or cooling - The indoor fan on a heat pump system operates 
 
Time and tem...
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Faulty defrost delay does not energize the auxiliary heat during defrost mode - Customer complains that the heat pump system blows cool air periodically during the heating mode this could be caused by 
 
The outdoor coil is colder than the ambient air - When the heat pump is in the heating mode what can cause frost accumulation on the outdoor coil when ambient temperature is 45°F 
 
Anytime there is a call for heating or cooling - The indoor fan on a heat pump system operates 
 
Time and tem...
Heat Pump Prep Questions and Verified Answers
It is not always a good idea to immediately connect a standard gauge manifold set and hoses to a heat pump when a problem is suspected because; - the charge is critical, sometimes plus/minus 1/2 oz. Refrigerant 
 
Which component is responsible for changing the direction of the flow of refrigerant? - Reversing valve 
 
Some heat pump system use a ___________as a metering device - fixed orifice 
 
The slide valve and piston in the reversing valve is actuated by pressure directed through the; -...
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It is not always a good idea to immediately connect a standard gauge manifold set and hoses to a heat pump when a problem is suspected because; - the charge is critical, sometimes plus/minus 1/2 oz. Refrigerant 
 
Which component is responsible for changing the direction of the flow of refrigerant? - Reversing valve 
 
Some heat pump system use a ___________as a metering device - fixed orifice 
 
The slide valve and piston in the reversing valve is actuated by pressure directed through the; -...
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