Gathering Info
Biodiversity
In situ
HIPPO
Ex situ
100

A species social structures, hunting patterns, foraging, mating rituals

what is their Behavior 

100

3 levels of biodiversity include: genetic, species, and ____________

what is ecosystem

100

In situ means

what is "in the situation" or in the wild

100

These are all what type of habitat loss: tornado, earthquake, flood, fire

what are natural causes

100

conservation facility for aquatic species

what is an aquarium

200

terms that describes what a species looks like

what is morphology

200

keystone species that significantly create, modify, maintain, or destroy habitats

what are ecosystem engineers

200

observations and data collected from the natural environment

what is a field study

200

another word for man-made cause

what is anthropogenic

200

Popular success story of reintroducing this scavenging bird 

what is the California Condor

300

Term that describes a species' food, water and mineral requirements

what is their physiology

300

maximum number of individuals that a habitat can support

what is carrying capacity

300

sampling technique for field studies that follows along a line

what is a transect survey

300

type of pollution from the hustle and bustle of a big city

what is noise pollution

300

Common conservation strategy used to augment dwindling populations of wildlife

what is assisted reproduction or captive breeding

400

age distribution of populations, number of juveniles, sexual mature males and females etc

what is species demography

400

an organism that holds the ecosystem together, not always the most abundant or significant but when removed has serious impacts

What is a keystone species

400

type of sampling collection that has minimal impact on the animal (scat collections in the field)

what is non-invasive sampling

400

Lantern flies are a threat to US biodiveristy and are commonlyly referred to as _________ species

what is invasive

400

places where endangered animals are bred and protected outside their natural habitats  

what are zoos


500

Term that describes timing patterns in migrations, seasonalities, norturnal, diurnal

what is phenology

500

threats of biodiversity can cause severe declines in populations leading to ___________

what is extinction

500

the ecology and distinctive characteristics of a species

what is their natural history

500

The Eco-tourism craze, shark cage-diving, can put unsustainable pressure on shark populations, leading to O_________________ 

What is overexploitation

500

Rare flowers collected in Botanic Gardens that grow soley along the South African coastline

What are Proteas (sugar bushes)

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