ENWC 201 Final All Quiz Questions and Answers Rated A+

ENWC 201 Final All Quiz Questions and Answers Rated A+ ___________ are used to enforce our ethics and in theory should match the ethics of the community. Laws 3 characteristics of k species long lived large in size extensive parent care A ____________ is the living part of an ecosystem. community A female Belding's ground squirrel makes more alert calls to predator intrusions when she is surrounded by individuals of her own species than when she is alone. This is a form of ___. Altruism A honey bee gathers nectar from a flower: the honey bee benefits from the food, the flower also benefits from pollination. This describes: mutualism A key theme among the missions statements of the NGOs we reviewed was the importance of securing human health and happiness in harmony with conserving biodiversity and ecosystem services. TRUE OR FALSE TRUE A pathogen is defined as: A disease causing agent A zoonosis is a pathogen which is only found in wildlife populations and cannot be transmitted to humans; such as Lyme disease in mice. TRUE OR FALSE FALSE According to the IUCN, Category II and III Protected Areas allows all types of _________________ unlike Category I Protected Areas. Recreation Acid rain is caused primarily by Power plant emissions of sulfur and nitrogen dioxide becoming sulfuric and nitric acid, and falling with rain An animal's ____________ is an area that it defends from members of the same species. Territory An example of a mismatch in phenologies due to climate change would be The English oak leafing earlier, the winter moth hatching earlier to eat the oak, but the Pied Flycatcher nesting at the same time and thus not having food (caterpillars) for its chicks An example of passive management would be: Declaring a forest as a protected area and keeping human disturbance to a minimum Avoiding activity during the hottest part of the day is one way in which desert animals have adapted to the extremely hot environment. TRUE OR FALSE TRUE Biomagnification of a heavy metal toxin, like mercury, refers to: The increasing levels of mercury seen as you move to higher trophic