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Revision Topic 3
Revision Topic 3
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What is the likely consequence of the isolation of a land mass due to crustal plate movement?
Estimates of the total number of species on Earth are not particularly accurate because:
C. All of these
Which of the following statements best describes the result of a continent being isolated due to crustal plate
movements.
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The diversification of the finches on the Galapagos Islands from a single founding species into many different
species in due to being isolated on different islands is called
A. adaptive radiation
B. climatic speciation
C. genetic speciation
D. geographic speciation
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B. specialised feeder
C. all of these
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A. in open oceans
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Which of the IUCN Red List categories is defined by 'very high risk of extinction in the wild'.
A. Near threatened
C. Endangered
D. Vulnerable
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Species, that when they go extinct, cause significant changes to ecosystems that treaten the survival of other
species are known as
A. biodiversity hot-spots
B. keystone species
C. indicator species
D. conservation species
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A. Agriculture
B. Fishing
C. Pharmacuticals
D. Tourism
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Which of the following is not specifically a consideration when designing protected areas?
B. Climatic conditions
C. Edge effect
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Which of the following would NOT be a factor in determining the location of a protected area in a country?
A. Climatic conditions
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How many mass extinction periods can be identified in the geological record?
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 1
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Some environmentalists argue that holding whales, seals and dolphins in captivity to perform for humans by
companies like Marineland is harmful to these mammals. Which conservation argument are they using?
A. Ecological
B. Ethical
C. Aesthetic
D. Economic
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A. the minimum population of a species that can sustainably be supported by the ecosystem.
C. the maximum population of a species that can sustainably be supported by the ecosystem.
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