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A) agronomy
B) veterinary science
C) genetics
D) physiology
E) All of these fields provide useful information for making decisions about conservation.
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A) agricultural
B) medicinal
C) consumptive use
D) climatic regulation
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A) Because the oceans are so large,they are the one remaining natural ecosystem that is not susceptible to extinction.
B) Only 2 of the 15 major oceanic fishing areas are considered overexploited.
C) Ocean fishing has resulted in overexploitation in 11 of the 15 major oceanic fishing areas.
D) There has been an increase of bottom-dwelling ocean fish,but schools of swimming fish have declined.
E) Bottom-dwelling fish are frequently overfished by trawling,but schools of swimming fish that can easily get away are increasing.
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A) Overexploitation by hunting and fishing is the biggest threat to tropical animals and plants.
B) Without human activity,all species would survive and there would be no extinctions.
C) Wild species often become extinct due to different combinations of factors.
D) Commercial hunting and fishing are always careful not to deplete animal reserves.
E) Introduction of new exotic species should help increase biodiversity,slowing species extinctions.
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A) The extinction of keystone species can lead to other extinctions and a loss of biodiversity.
B) Keystone species are defined as a population subdivided into several small,isolated populations due to habitat fragmentation.
C) Examples of keystone species are grizzly bears,bats,beavers and alligators.
D) The numbers of individuals in the keystone species in their respective community may or may not be excessively high.
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A) management of the Earth's biodiversity
B) discovery of new sources of food and medicines
C) preservation of crucial habitat for the benefit of multiple species
D) balance the needs of the human population against the rest of the species on Earth
E) identify the most endangered and threatened species so efforts can be made to protect them
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A) Overfishing of the perch and herring in the area.
B) A decline in the sea otter population that would control the sea urchin population.
C) An increase in the orca population preying upon the sea otters.
D) An explosion of the sea urchin population.
E) A decline in the seal and sea otter population.
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A) preserve a large tract of land that contains source populations of keystone species
B) preserve several small tracts of land that contain source populations of keystone species
C) preserve a large tract of land that contains sink populations of keystone species
D) preserve a large tract of land that contains source populations of flagship species
E) preserve multiple small tracts of land that each contain source populations of keystone species
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A) Biodiversity hotspots have a large diversity of species in them.
B) Biodiversity hotspots have a direct value to humans.
C) Biodiversity hotspots have an indirect value to humans.
D) Biodiversity hotspots are often a source of new medicines.
E) All of these are values of preserving biodiversity hotspots.
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A) agricultural
B) medicinal
C) consumptive use
D) indirect
E) no
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A) habitat restoration planning.
B) landscape preservation.
C) bioinformatics.
D) a population viability analysis.
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A) Scientists estimate that 10-50 million species exist.
B) Biodiversity is described in terms of genetic,community,and landscape diversity.
C) Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth.
D) Biodiversity is evenly distributed throughout the biosphere.
E) Many species that are in danger of extinction have not been identified and studied.
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A) d - c - b - a - e
B) d - c - b - e - a
C) a - d - c - b - e
D) d - b - c - a - e
E) b - d - c - a - e
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