Dates/Acts
Habitats
Ducks
Ecology/Biology
Random
100

What year was the Duck Stamp Act established?

1934

100

How much of the earth is covered in marine habitats

70%

100

What term describes physical differences between male and female animals?

sexually dimorphic 

100

A forest ecosystem can only support a certain number of deer before resources become scarce. This maximum sustainable number is known as the ecosystem's

carrying capacity 

100

What is the most specific taxonomic level used to classify organisms?

species 

200

What act makes it a federal offense to transport unlawfully taken wildlife across state lines?

Lacey Act

200

What unique type of plant is often found in bogs?

carnivorous plants 

200

What environmental factor primarily stimulates bird migration?

photoperiods 

200

What is another common term for a 'controlled burn'?

Prescribed burn

200

What is the approximate mortality rate for waterfowl during their first year of life?

50%

300

This act established closed seasons for hunting migratory birds.

Weeks-McLean Act

300

How many inches of rainfall yearly do grasslands receive? 

less than 35 inches 

300

what is an example of a dabbling duck?

mallard or northern shoveler 

300

What percentage of the United States' land area is covered by forests?

33%

300

Who is known for publishing the first textbook of wildlife management?

Aldo Leopald

400

The Pittman-Robertson Act provides funding to state wildlife from the sale of what items?

sporting arms and ammunition 

400

Where do non-tidal marshes typically form?

in poorly draining areas along freshwater boundaries 

400

Which type of ducks typically needs to run across the water to gain speed for flight?

diving ducks 

400

What method involves walking along a linear path and counting organisms within a specified distance on either side to estimate population size?

transect counts 

400

Which plant is described as an invasive shrub that grows on riverbanks and consumes large amounts of water?

saltcedar

500

The sales of what contributes to the financial aid provided by the Dingell-Johnson Act?

Fishing gear; boats; angler equipment 

500

An oil spill that contaminates a wetland, making it toxic for birds and fish, primarily illustrates which environmental problem?

habitat degradation

500

The plumage male ducks molt into in mid-summer is known as what?

eclipse or basic plumage

500

How much carbon can a single tree absorb annually?

40 pounds 

500

The organization originally known as the Bureau of Biological Survey is now called what?

US Fish and Wildlife Service