Organisms
Grants/ Funding/ Laws
Hab Mngmt & Ecosystem Services
Biodiversity
Threats
100

Coral relies on a symbiont, which is a(n)________

and is called ______________

Coral relies on a symbiont, which is a(n)___Algae_____

and is called _Zooxanthalea__

100

What is the name of the first federal wildlife conservation law in the US that prohibited illegal import, trade, and possession of animals and plants?

    

    Lacey Act

100

Which of the following is not an example of ecosystem services?

  1. Crop pollination

  2. Flood control

  3. Landfill waste

  4. Soil formation

3. Landfill

100

Regions of the world with an unusually large concentration of different species are called

Biodiversity Hotspots

100

Which of the following are threats against marine fisheries (select all that apply)

  1. Pollution

  2. Overfishing

  3. Eutrophication

  4. Coastal Development

  1. Pollution

  2. Overfishing

  3. Eutrophication

  4. Coastal Development

200

Coral that form small islands surrounding a lagoon are called 

Fringing

Atoll

Barrier

Atoll

200

Monetary gifts to nonprofit institutions

  1. Debt-for-nature swaps

  2. Grants

  3. Endowments

  4. Scholarships

3. Endowments

200

All living things in a given area interacting with each other and the physical environment

Ecosystem

200

What are the 3 components of biological diversity? 

    

Genetic, Species, and Ecosystem

200

Ocean acidification occurs when carbon concentrations  (increase/decrease) and the pH of the water  (increases/decreases)

Ocean acidification occurs when carbon concentrations INCREASE  and the pH of the water DECREASE

300

List one way that leatherback turtles are different from all other species of sea turtles.

7 scutes and no scales, spikes lining esophagus, fertilized and unfertilized eggs, 

primarily consume jellyfish, not truly exothermic, diving depth due to soft shell, etc.

300
  1. Which of the following are both examples of tragedy of the commons?

    1. Overfishing and earthquakes

    2. Flooding and tsunamis

    3. Pollution and deforestation

    4. Erosion and composting

3. Pollution and deforestation

300

Direct management to increase, decrease, or maintain species is done with:

  1. Wildlife management

  2. Habitat management

  3. People management

  4. Water management

1. Wildlife management

300

What is one way that allows for an invasive species to be successful? Name one invasive species. (2pt) (Plus 1 point for a 2nd invasive species)

       

 No predators, breed quickly, easy access to prey and outcompete native species

        Lionfish

300

What does IUU Fishing stand for?

    

    Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated

400

What is a threat to marine mammal populations? Choose all that apply

  1. Noise pollution

  2. Entanglement

  3. Sea level rise

  4. Overfishing

  1. Noise pollution

  2. Entanglement

  3. Sea level rise

  4. Overfishing

400

What are the 2 main grant types? (2pt)


Block and Categorical

400

Which of the following is not a management goal?

  1. Increase population

  2. Manage for sustainable yield

  3. Introduce a new population

  4. Decrease the population

3.  Introduce a new population

400

What are the 3 components of wildlife management? Give a brief example of how you can manage each.

Habitat, Wildlife, and People

400

List 2 ways that climate change impacts marine turtles. 


ocean rise, increased temperature, food sources

500

Match the species designation with the correct definition 

Endemic 

Invasive 

Keystone 

Indicator 

Endangered  

  1. Provides information on environmental conditions and changes

  1.  Non-native species that causes damage to new environment

  1. At risk of extinction

  1. Only found in one geographic region

  1. A large disproportionate effect on the environment relative to other organisms and  the ecosystem would change drastically without it.


Endemic - Only found in one geographic region

Invasive - Non-native species that causes damage to new environment

Keystone - A large disproportionate effect on the environment relative to other organisms and  the ecosystem would change drastically without it.

Indicator - Provides information on environmental conditions and changes

Endangered  -  At risk of extinction

500

What are cenotes used for? 

  



Source of fresh water, worship, and tourist attraction

500

You are conducting a survey of common pill bugs in the field and place markings on them. Unbeknownst to you, a majority of the pill bugs molt (losing their markings) between mark and recapture. How could this affect your estimate of population size?

  1. Fewer marked pill bugs are likely to be recaptured so population size will be overestimated

  2. Fewer marked pill bugs are likely to be recaptured so population size will be underestimated

  3. Fewer unmarked pill bugs are likely to be recaptured so population size will be overestimated

  4. There will be no change in population size reported

Fewer marked pill bugs are likely to be recaptured so population size will be overestimated

500

Why are cenotes important to the Mayan people? Choose all that apply

  1. Water source

  2. Ceremony and religion 

  3. Swimming 

  4. Washing clothes

  1. Water source

  2. Ceremony and religion 

  3. Swimming 

  4. Washing clothes

500

Match the ecosystem service with the correct example

Provisioning                     A. Nutrient recycling

Regulating                       B. Religious ceremonies

Cultural                           C. Seafood

Supporting                      D. Flood control

Provisioning C                    A. Nutrient recycling

Regulating D                      B. Religious ceremonies

Cultural B                          C. Seafood

Supporting A                    D. Flood control

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