Unit 3 Review - CP

It helps managers understand the bear better

It can lead managers to make incorrect assumptions

It gives a scientifically accurate picture of the bear's behavior

It is encouraged as part of wildlife research.

A) Increase food nutrition and availability

B) Taste and preference

C) Cost and storage

D) Color and texture

A) Preferred are always available, staples are seasonal, emergency are rare, stuffers are fillers

B) Preferred are nutritious, staples are basic, emergency are scarce, stuffers are fillers

C) Preferred are fillers, staples are nutritious, emergency are basic, stuffers are rare

D) Preferred are rare, staples are fillers, emergency are nutritious, stuffers are basic.

A) Food, water, shelter, space

B) Light, temperature, soil, air

C) Trees, grass, water, rocks

D) Sunlight, rain, wind, soil

It expands

It shrinks

It remains the same

It disappears

A specific role or position of a species in an ecosystem

A type of habitat

A food source

A predator-prey relationship

To predict how much food the species will have available

To manage the habitat effectively

To increase the species' population

To reduce competition.

Interspersion is the mixing of different habitats, and edge habitat is the transition zone between them

Interspersion is a type of food source, and edge habitat is a shelter

Interspersion is a predator-prey relationship, and edge habitat is a niche

Interspersion is a seasonal change, and edge habitat is a climate zone.

Space

Light

Temperature

Soil

Role

Habitat

Food

Predator