Test 1 Flashcards

to help study for the first test

1
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Wildlife management

A

Application of ecological knowledge to animal populations and their plant and animal associates in a manner that strikes a balance between the needs of these populations and the needs of the people

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2
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Market Hunting is considered …..

A

A dark Era

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3
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A single market hunter sold 120,000 ___________ in the winter of 1902-1903.

A

Robins

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4
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Market hunting happens the most during these seasons

A

Nesting and breeding

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5
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What act was passed in 1618?

A

Migratory Bird Treaty Act

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6
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What was the first federal bird sanctuary?

A

Pelican Island

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7
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What was once the most numerous bird that is now extinct?

A

Passenger Pigeon

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8
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What 2 species were declared extinct in1914?

A

Passenger Pigeon and Carolina Parakeet

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9
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What bird did people make nesting boxes for in1939?

A

Wood Duck

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10
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What was the wild turkey population in the 16th century?

A

10 million

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11
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What species was market hunting detrimental to?

A

White-tailed deer

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12
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What is the current estimated population of deer in the US?

A

15 million

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13
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1871-1872 ____ bison shot

A

8.5 million

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14
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In the year 1889 how many bison were left?

A

150

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15
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What year was the last free-roaming bison shot?

A

1894

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16
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Ecology

A

study of the interrelationships of organisms with one another and their environment

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17
Q

Number of ______ is limited by resources.

A

trophic levels

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18
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Range of tolerence

A

range of environmental conditions that limit the abundance and distribution of organisms.

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19
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What is the biome with the highest diversity of wildlife?

A

tropical rainforest

20
Q

highest animal diversity of any biome.

A

Temperate deciduous forest

21
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What is the early stage of succession called?

A

Pioneer

22
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What is the late stage of Succession called?

A

Climax

23
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The indication of the number of species

A

Richness

24
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Population Ecology

A

the interaction and interbreeding of individuals

25
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Characteristics of Population

A

diversity, fertility, fecundity, birth rate, mortality rate, and recruitment

26
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Management aspects for Range of Tolerance

A

Environmental conditions need to be considered with reintroducing/stocking. Changes in the environment in a given area could result in the loss of species.

27
Q

Wildlife

A

all living organisms not cultivated or domesticated

28
Q

What is the percentage of game animals in wildlife management?

A

9% birds and 12% mammals

29
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Are fish considered part of wildlife management?

A

No

30
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Wildlife management is biased towards whose needs?

A

people

31
Q

Wildlife management was primarily game management until when?

A

1960’s

32
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Who is considered the “father” of wildlife management?

A

Aldo Leopold

33
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Which text book from the 1933 is associate with wildlife management?

A

game management

34
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Which act was passed in 1937 that placed a 10% sales tax on firearms and ammunition?

A

Pittman-Robertson Act

35
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Short summers, long winters, low precipitation, grazing mammals, migratory birds, large predators, simple food chain, sensitive to outside

A

Tundra

36
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Moderate temperature, moderate precipitation, diverse mammals, 1/3 migratory birdd found here, fire-tolerant ecosystems.

A

Boreal Forest (Taiga)

37
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high precipitation, warm/humid summers, cool winters, high diversity, complex ecosystems, species are specific to biome, resource management needs to be implemented.

A

Temperate Deciduous Forest

38
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Low/moderate precipitation, wet/dry cycles, hot summers/cold winters, large grazing mammals, predators, migratory bird routes, active management methods, agriculture concerns

A

Temperate Grassland (prarie)

39
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hot, low precipitation, short growing season, small mammals, reptiles, fragile ecosystems, sensitive to outside, active management needed

A

Desert

40
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Stable/moderate clime, dry summer, short wet winter, diversity of animals, ideal for humans, limited native habitat, natural fires are common

A

Mediterranean Scrub Forest (Chapperal)

41
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high precipitation, wet and dry seasons, animal diversity highest, most nutrients in vegetation, slow to recover from deforestation, difficult to manage people

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Tropical Rainforest

42
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high rate of population increase, discover new habitat quickly, reproduce rapidly, disperse rapidly, over use may occur causing migration and cycle starts over

A

R-rated species

43
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Populations are maintained near carrying capacity, produce few offspring with high survival rates, long life span, adapted for life in stable/long-lived environments.

A

k-rated species

44
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Characteristics affecting Population growth

A

sex ratios, mating seasons, age of sexual maturity, age-specific birth rate, age structure, environmental influences.

45
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Ethology

A

study of animal behavior