Economic Value
Narrow Habitat, Human Conflict
Populations
Low Genetic,
Intrinsic Biology
Communities
100

These animals form matrilineal groups, exhibit alloparenting, and are poached for their ivory tusks

elephants

100

This critically endangered animal occurs only in the Gulf of California and is in decline due bycatch in illegal gill nets

vaquita

100

The number of individuals per unit of space is the 

density

100

This highly inbred animals was subject to a successful genetic restoration effort

 Florida panther

100

The efficiency of energy transfer at each trophic level is approximately:

10%

200

These gentle animals are poached at the rate of 10,000 per year for their scales and as food

pangolin

200

This species relies on eucalyptus for food and habitat and is in decline due to low genetic diversity, disease, and climate change-associated increases in fires.

koala

200

The pattern of population growth that declines with increasing density is:

logistic growth

200

These co-parenting birds raise one chick every two years

albatross

200

Species that exert strong effects on the communities they inhabit are:

keystone species

300

Many species in this animal group have declined due to overfishing for its fins

sharks

300

This animal is in decline due loss of its sea ice habitat as a result of climate change with excess travel to find prey result in starvation in some individuals.

polar bear

300

Density dependent factors that affect logistic growth include:

​competition, crowding and predation
300

Females  of this species have 24–72-hour estrus once per year and offspring do not open their eyes for 6-8 weeks after birth

Giant panda

300

Predator and prey interactions that result in changes to multiple trophic levels are known as 

trophic cascades

400

Overhunted for their horn, a new approach is to inject radioactive isotope in their horns to discourage poaching

rhinos

400

Despite overhunting of this species because of its propensity to kill livestock, efforts are in place to extend corridors that will allow this species to be able to roam over larger areas.  

jaguar

400

Fragmented populations that are still connected through corridors such that gene flow still occurs is called:

a metapopulation

400

Known for their strong parenting bond, during first two years, the young rely completely on the mother for food and are carried everywhere

 orangutan

400

The effect of white nose syndrome on bats is: 

starvation

500

This species has declined due to logging of its old growth forest habitat

Northern spotted owl

500

These animals are learning to prefer human food and have begun group raiding of crops at night

chimpanzees

500

The number of individuals a habitat can support is the:

 carrying capacity

500

Populations of this animal with low genetic diversity are being decimated by a virally spread cancer

 Tasmanian devil

500

An example of a mutualism between two species is: 

sharks and remoras, plants and bees, clownfish and sea anemone, cattle and cattle egret

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