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©FYNDLAY 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2:47PM. A+ 1 | P a g e NRES 348 Midterm Exam Questions And Answers |Latest 2025 | Guaranteed Pass. Wildlife and Fisheries - AnswerSpecies or systems that involve consumptive and non- consumptive use by humans Wildlife - AnswerAll free living animals Fisheries - Answersystem that includes the fish, habitat and human users Fish:single species Fishes: multiple species Management - AnswerManipulation of pop. or habits to achieve specific goals or endpoint Manipulative management - AnswerActing on a pop., changing numbers by direct means or influencing numbers by indirect means ex. altering food supply, habitat Custodial management - AnswerPreventative or protective, minimize external influence on pop. and habitat Life-history - AnswerTraits that describe the life cycle of an organism ex. birth, death, reproduction., # of offspring Conservation - Answersustainable management and use of natural resources Preservation - Answerleaving natural systems or resources as they are basic unit of management - Answerthe population, NOT the individual Dynamic management - Answerart of making land or aquatic habitat produce a sustained harvest of wildlife or fish Ecosystem management goals - Answer- new more holistic/comprehensive approach to conservation of biodiversity ©FYNDLAY 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2:47PM. A+ 2 | P a g e - keep everyone on the same page - designed to integrate ecology, socioeconomic and institutional perspective Adaptive resources management - Answerflexible to unanticipated and complex outcomes, continual reassessment and innovation Adaptive management - AnswerType of natural resources management that implies making decisions as part of an ongoing process Communities - AnswerInteracting assemblage of living organisms in an area; often divided by plant and animal origin of community ecology - AnswerStephen Forbes () Community ecology - Answeroldest discipline in ecology, importance of interspecific interactions in descriptive natural history intraspecific competition - Answercompetition between members of the same species interspecific competition - Answercompetition between members of different species Indirect Competition - Answerconsumption of a shared resource Direct Competition - Answerinterference or contest competition; organisms prevent access or harm one another while seeking a resource Population - Answergroup of org. of the same species that occupy a space, close enough to find and reproduce Importance of population - Answer- how much can be harvested - env. changes affect pop. - predict when and why pop. goes extinct/endangered - how pop affect eachother - env. quality indicator Population ecology issues - Answer- small/declining pop. - restoration/ reintroduction - wildlife epidemiology - invasive species - sustainable yield ©FYNDLAY 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2:47PM. A+ 3 | P a g e Exponential growth - AnswerdN/dT=rN dN: Change in # dT: change in time r: exp. growth rate or pop. determined by # of young and survival rate N: pop. size @ any moment Exponential growth: non-overlapping generations - AnswerN=Ro^+ No N= pop. size @ end of reproduction Ro: net replacement rate/generation +: #of generations semelparity - Answeroccurrence of a single act of reproduction during an organisms lifetime iteroparity - Answerrepeated production of offspring at intervals throughout organisms lifetime Logistic growth - AnswerdN/dT=rN(1-N/K) dN: change in # dT: change in time r: exports growth rate of pop. N: @ any given moment K: carrying capacity Sigmoidal growth pattern - Answer K: carrying capacity - Answer# of individuals that the resources of a habitat can sustain Function of: food, water, cover, predators... Population dynamics - AnswerStudy of changes in the number and composition of individuals in a population and the factors that influence those changes 4 essential quantities of po

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Wildlife and Fisheries - Answer✔Species or systems that involve consumptive and non-
consumptive use by humans

Wildlife - Answer✔All free living animals

Fisheries - Answer✔system that includes the fish, habitat and human users
Fish:single species
Fishes: multiple species

Management - Answer✔Manipulation of pop. or habits to achieve specific goals or endpoint

Manipulative management - Answer✔Acting on a pop., changing numbers by direct means or
influencing numbers by indirect means
ex. altering food supply, habitat

Custodial management - Answer✔Preventative or protective, minimize external influence on
pop. and habitat

Life-history - Answer✔Traits that describe the life cycle of an organism
ex. birth, death, reproduction., # of offspring

Conservation - Answer✔sustainable management and use of natural resources

Preservation - Answer✔leaving natural systems or resources as they are

basic unit of management - Answer✔the population, NOT the individual

Dynamic management - Answer✔art of making land or aquatic habitat produce a sustained
harvest of wildlife or fish

Ecosystem management goals - Answer✔- new more holistic/comprehensive approach to
conservation of biodiversity

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- keep everyone on the same page
- designed to integrate ecology, socioeconomic and institutional perspective

Adaptive resources management - Answer✔flexible to unanticipated and complex outcomes,
continual reassessment and innovation

Adaptive management - Answer✔Type of natural resources management that implies making
decisions as part of an ongoing process

Communities - Answer✔Interacting assemblage of living organisms in an area; often divided by
plant and animal

origin of community ecology - Answer✔Stephen Forbes (1844-1930)

Community ecology - Answer✔oldest discipline in ecology, importance of interspecific
interactions in descriptive natural history

intraspecific competition - Answer✔competition between members of the same species

interspecific competition - Answer✔competition between members of different species

Indirect Competition - Answer✔consumption of a shared resource

Direct Competition - Answer✔interference or contest competition; organisms prevent access or
harm one another while seeking a resource

Population - Answer✔group of org. of the same species that occupy a space, close enough to
find and reproduce

Importance of population - Answer✔- how much can be harvested
- env. changes affect pop.
- predict when and why pop. goes extinct/endangered
- how pop affect eachother
- env. quality indicator

Population ecology issues - Answer✔- small/declining pop.
- restoration/ reintroduction
- wildlife epidemiology
- invasive species
- sustainable yield


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Exponential growth - Answer✔dN/dT=rN
dN: Change in #
dT: change in time
r: exp. growth rate or pop. determined by # of young and survival rate
N: pop. size @ any moment

Exponential growth: non-overlapping generations - Answer✔N=Ro^+ No
N= pop. size @ end of reproduction
Ro: net replacement rate/generation
+: #of generations

semelparity - Answer✔occurrence of a single act of reproduction during an organisms lifetime

iteroparity - Answer✔repeated production of offspring at intervals throughout organisms
lifetime

Logistic growth - Answer✔dN/dT=rN(1-N/K)
dN: change in #
dT: change in time
r: exports growth rate of pop.
N: pop.size @ any given moment
K: carrying capacity

Sigmoidal growth pattern - Answer✔

K: carrying capacity - Answer✔# of individuals that the resources of a habitat can sustain
Function of: food, water, cover, predators...

Population dynamics - Answer✔Study of changes in the number and composition of individuals
in a population and the factors that influence those changes

4 essential quantities of pop. dynamics - Answer✔B: Births +
D: Deaths -
I: Immigrants +
E: Emigrants -


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