Ecological Principles
Habitats: Forests, Grasslands, Wetlands
Species Identification
Wildlife Conservation and management
More questions Mix
100

This is true regarding ecological succession and the first stage pioneer species

Fungi, algae, and lichen are examples of pioneer species

100

This is the national goal concerning wetland conservation management

No-net loss

100

The following taxonomic group is the least specific

Domain

100

During the first year of life, waterfowl face a ________ percent mortality rate

50

100

This type of wetland is dominated by trees

Swamps

200

The ________ cycle involves the exchange and release of this element between the atmosphere via photosynthesis and respiration of plants and animals.

Carbon

200

The Bureau of Biological Survey is now known by this name.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

200

The following taxonomic group is the most specific.

Species

200

This is a description of the role of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Manage migratory birds, marine fish and endangered species

200

A boreal forest mostly contains this species of trees

Coniferous/Pine trees

300

Approximately __________ percent of fresh water is trapped in glaciers or underground aquifers

99

300

This is NOT a consequence of fragmentation on grassland habitats

Allows sections of grasslands to be managed more efficiently

300

This taxonomic group, order, is grouped by having young which are born incompletely developed, and then carried in a pouch in the mother’s belly.

Didelphimorpha

300

This is the maximum population size of a species a habitat can support

Carrying Capacity

300

A single tree can take in more than this amount of carbon dioxide annually (in pounds)

40

400

Is an example of secondary succession in a grassland

A large field developed for agriculture is abandoned and reverts to a grassland

400

Government programs are set in place to reach the national “no-net loss” goal, designed to reduce or stop wetland loss. One of the programs rewards private landowners financially for preserving wetlands on their land using this strategy.

Incentivization

400

Hooved species belong to this scientific/taxonomic order

Artiodactyla

400

Market hunting and loss of habitat caused a significant decline in this U.S. population that has antlers and hooves.

White-tailed deer

400

This category of ducks has a smaller wing-to-body ratio and must run across the water to gain speed to take flight

Diving

500

Act as an abiotic nitrogen fixation mechanism in nature

Lightning

500

Percentage of an ecosystem that must be covered by trees to be classified as a forest.

10%

500

This term refers to the physical appearance between a male and female of the same species is different

Sexual dimorphism

500

This was outlawed by the Lacey Act in 1900 to curtail market hunting of wildlife

Sale of wild birds and mammals

500

A wetland sits in an area with seasonal flooding from snow melt, has anaerobic soil, contains a build-up of dead vegetation in the water and is filled with cypress trees. This area is most likely classified as which type of wetland

Swamps

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