Don't Get it Twisted
Back in my Day
If it Quacks like a Duck...
Getting Sticky With it
Lingo Bingo
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100
Name two ways you can tell the Native vs Invasive vining Rubus apart
-Rubus armeniacus vs Rubus Ursinus
- Thick 5 angle stem with stout prickles vs Smooth with fine week prickles
-> 10 flowers per inlf vs <10
100
Traditionally used as a food source and as fishing bait
Red huckleberry
vaccinium parvifolium
100
The only true aquatic songbird
American dipper
100
This species contains a substance used for pain relief
Salix(salicilic acid)
100
Explain the intermediate disturbance hypothesis
ecosystems with moderate levels of disturbance exhibit the highest biodiversity because it prevents dominant species from outcompeting others, allowing a wider range of species to coexist.
100
These four flowering plants have 5 petals and many stamen
Rubus parviflorus, rubus spectabilis, rubus armeniacus, rubus ursinus
200
This plant comes in pairs, what is the name and something important about the fruits
Twinberry Honeysuckle; Lonicera involucrata
-Berries are toxic but plant has medicinal purposes
200
Traditional use of Adiantum aleuticum
Basketry not edible
200
Crow or Raven
American Crow
200
This tree has serotinous cones
Pinus contorta ssp contorta
200
Define sexual dimorphism
observable differences in physical and behavioral traits between males and females of the same species
200
What species have you learned that are nocturnal?
Canis latrans, didelphis virginana, procyon lotor, Northern Spotted Owl,
300
What are some ways to tell the two salt water aquatic mammals you learned apart?
California sea lion have external ear flaps and fairly solid coats
Harbor seals have no ear flaps and spotted coats
300
This species's root bark is used for basketry
Picea sitchensis
300
Two Old Growth bird species
Marbled Murrelet and Spotted Owl
300
What species is this?
Alnus rubra bonus points for naming a traditional use
300
Type of flowering inflorescence seen in wind pollinated species( red alder and willow)
Catkin
400
Contains cyanide and cant be eaten raw
Sambucus racemosa
400
How has sequoia sempervirens been used by the Yurok people?
Used to make homes, canoes, and bark is used for tea
400
What does this species eat?
Burrows in banks, eats crayfish and other aquatic prey
400
Name of the appendage used by trillium to attach seeds to ants
Elaiosome
500
These four species you learned are in the Ericacea family
Gaultheria shallon, Vaccinium ovatum, Vaccinium parvifolium, Rhododendron
500
term for animals that evolved to exist with/be in close proximity humans
Synanthrope or synanthropic