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agriscience unit 11 wildlife management miscellaneous – Flashcards

Michael Seabolt
8 July 2022
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What type of forests do wildlife survive the best in?
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mixed age trees
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What do trees growing along a stream help to do?
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regulate stream temperatures and prevent erosion
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Which wildlife management area is considered the most important?
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wetlands
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When two species of wildlife live together for the benefit of both, the relationship is called?
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mutualism
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Wetlands should be made up of about how much shallow-standing water for optimum wildlife use?
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one third
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Discuss whether it is a good idea to give supplemental feed to animals in over-populated areas.
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No, it will increase the problem, more animals will come
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animals that don't require aid of man
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wildlife
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where a plant or animal normally lives
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habitat
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an animal with a backbone
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vertebrate
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animals that regulate own body temprature
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warm-blooded animals
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area that contains swamps (a low land area saturated with freshwater
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wetlands
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