Unit 4 - Marine Science Weeks 1-3

Select which one/s are arguments for preserving species and habitats

• ecological

• aesthetic

• ethical

• economical

Which one is an example/s of a indirect use value of coral reefs

• Carbon Storage and Fish Nurseries

• Potential value to future generations

• Fisheries and Tourism

Which one is an example/s of a direct use value of coral reefs

• Carbon Storage and Fish Nurseries

• Potential value to future generations

• Fisheries and Tourism

Which one is an example/s of a non-use value of coral reefs

• Carbon Storage and Fish Nurseries

• Potential value to future generations

• Fisheries and Tourism

Which one of the following is NOT considered when designing a MPA

• site selection

• spacing

• size and coverage

• country

Site selection, networking and connectivity is an important criteria for resilient MPA design because...

• it allows for species replenishment

• areas with high habitat connectivity improve reserve performances

• it includes the entire home range of at least one individual and will likely include many more with overlapping home ranges.

Size and coverage is an important criteria for resilient MPA design because...

• it allows for species replenishment

• areas with high habitat connectivity improve reserve performances

• it includes the entire home range of at least one individual and will likely include many more with overlapping home ranges.

Spacing is an important criteria for resilient MPA design because...

• it allows for species replenishment

• areas with high habitat connectivity improve reserve performances

• it includes the entire home range of at least one individual and will likely include many more with overlapping home ranges.

Which representative concentration pathway are current emissions tracking towards?

• RCP8.5

• RCP6.0

• RCP4.5

• RCP2.6

Which representative concentration pathway would allow for 10-30% of reefs to maybe be saved?

• RCP8.5

• RCP6.0

• RCP4.5

• RCP2.6