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UCONN EEB 2100E Final Review questions and answers fishing down the food web means overharvesting what firsttop predators A genetic bottleneck occurs when a species reaches a small population with high genetic variation which can then support high future adapabilityfalse the tragedy...

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fishing down the food web means overharvesting what first✔✔top predators

A genetic bottleneck occurs when a species reaches a small population with high
genetic variation which can then support high future adapability✔✔false

the tragedy of commons✔✔self-interest consumers deplete a shared source

what is NOT an example of a regulation that prevents the tragedy of
commons?✔✔allowing harvesters to act rationally in their own self-interest

What differentiates the definitions for non native species from invasive
species✔✔impact on native species and ecosystems

The enemy release hypothesis posits that introduced species become invasive
because✔✔they leave behind native predators or pathogens

What is NOT a normal trait of an invasive species✔✔specialist diet

a major impact of invasive species is the biotic homogenization of biodiversity
around the world✔✔true

what does SIR stand for in epidemiological models✔✔Susceptible, infected, and
resistant

Which statement is correct?✔✔Most emerging infectious diseases come from
animals

The three important components of disease emergence from wildlife are higher
contact rates, higher biodiveristy, and intrusions into wilderness areas✔✔true

what is NOT a potential effect of environmental change on human
disease✔✔medicating livestock reduces the risks of antibiotic-resistant bacteria to
humans

Which is not one of the Evil Quartet✔✔sustainable harvesting

Why might in-situ conservation be used?✔✔for species that can live with relatively
low human interactions

which activities are allowed in National Parks✔✔hiking

When might ex-situ conservation be adventageous✔✔when species require
controlled food and care to survive

, what is NOT a goal of the convention on Biological Diversity✔✔Protecting 10% of
land habitats

sustainability, according to the CSD, is meeting the needs of the future while
compromising the needs of the present✔✔false

the Paris Agreement was different than the kyoto protocol in that it✔✔is based on
voluntary nationally determined contributions to address climate change

what is as important as a prediction✔✔understanding the uncertainty

what is the principle by which you avoid irreversible or really negative impacts even if
the probability might be low✔✔precautionary

what is NOT true about scenerios✔✔there should generally be just one best guess
for a future scenerio

what is NOT a potential problem with scenario development✔✔often predict worse
consequences than reality

what is the process called when N2 gas is incorporated into organic matter by micro-
organisms✔✔Fixation

The process by which N2 is industrially fixed to create ammonia fertilizer is called the
Hammer-Bosch process✔✔false

what is the biggest source of sink phosphorus✔✔Rock, ocean seafloor

what are eutrophic lakes characterized by✔✔high nutrients, cyanobacteria, biological
oxygen deman

the gulf of mexico dead zone occurs because✔✔of high biological oxygen demand
from algae fueled by Midwest fertilizer

What land type contributes the most nitrogen and phosphorus to aquatic
systems✔✔Agriculture

what is hypoxia✔✔low dissolved oxygen in aquatic systems

nitrogen leaching from home septic systems is NOT yet an important source of
harmful algal✔✔false

ocean acidification is due to✔✔formation of carbonic acid when human generated
CO2 dissolves in ocean water

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