Some conservation biologists focus on areas where the greatest number of unique species can be protected with the least amount of effort. These areas are called:

a. wildlife corridors.
b. habitat fragments.
c. biodiversity hotspots.
d. conservation concessions.

Some conservation biologists focus on areas where the most unique species can be protected with the least amount of effort. These areas are called: a. wildlife corridors.

Wildlife corridors are also referred to as green corridors and habitat corridors. Wildlife corridors can also go by the names ecoducts and eco passages.

These wildlife areas are intended to prevent local migratory animal species from encroaching on human populations in areas with a lot of interaction with wildlife. Also, these green corridors are there to keep animals away from highways, busy roads, and other places where their usual migratory routes meet potentially dangerous places made by humans.

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What explains two green pea pod plants producing 25% plants with yellow
pea pods? (green is dominant, yellow is recessive)

How does the process of meiosis reduce the number of chromosomes in reproductive cells?

the breakdown of rock material in its current location is known as? A. erosion B. weathering C. deposition D. landslide

The stable stage that is established in an area as a result of the process of ecological succession is known as the
A) pioneer organism
B) climax community
C) biotic stage
D) heterotrophic community

The smallest blood vessels that connect arteries and veins, and allow blood to pick up
and drop off substances with surrounding cells.

plants realease water into the atmosphere by which two processes?

Explain why the BREATHING RATE of students increased after exercise. Include information about what happens at the level of body systems and at the cell.

Explain why the HEART RATE of the students increased after exercise. Include information about what happens at the level of body systems and at the cell.

What types of molecules attach to receptor proteins found in the plasma membrane?

explain the differences between the particles of a pure substance and the particles of a mechanical mixture

When resistant bacteria multiply, what do they pass on to the next generation?

What would be an individual with a genotype of XY would be ?

A. not possible
B. a male
C. a dwarf
D. a female

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The development by scientists of a new color in a rose is the result of
O natural selection
artificial selection
descent with modification
O overproduction

How do organisms extract and utilize the energy from ATP?

Retired police captain Gary P. died of an apparent heart attack while scuba diving. Within hours of his death, his wife asked the hospital to retrieve a sample of his sperm. The following year, she became pregnant as a result of in vitro fertilization. Is her son entitled to police department pension benefits based on the information presented in the opening section of the chapter on this case study?'

Which of the following statements is correct? Which of the following statements is correct? The sperm and egg have twice as many chromosomes as the parental cells. Geneticists use the terms "son" and "daughter" to distinguish between cells resulting from cell division. Meiosis results in gametes that are used in reproduction. Asexual reproduction requires the production of eggs and sperm.

Submit your crime-scene notebook, including responses to the following items:

the date of burial
predicted age, sex, and ancestry of victim
Is there evidence of trauma? Explain.
Is there evidence of disease? Explain.
What does the evidence suggest is the cause of death?
the historical background
a conclusion statement
In addition, submit your number of correct answers for each of the naming exercises and the evidence quiz, as well as the sex, ancestry, and bullet wound of the deceased.

Compare and contrast genetic engineering to the process of natural selection. Select all statements that are true

Which of the following correctly shows one path that energy would flow through this ecosystem?
Star grass — termite-wildebeest aardvark
O
Hyena — aardvark impala - harvester ant
О
Grasshopper termite-Warthog hare
O
Red oat grass — termite - wildebeest — lion

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In snapdragon flowers, the combined expression of red and white alleles for flower color produces a third phenotype that is pink. This illustrates incomplete
dominance. Which of the following would be the correct product from a cross between two heterozygous pink snapdragons?
Red
Pink
(RR)
(RW)
R R
R w
1
w (RW) (RW)
White
Pink
R
(RW)
w
2.
(ww)
w (RW)
(RW)
3
All pink flowers
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1 red, 2 pink, 1 white
4
2 red, 2 white
ОООО
5
2 red, 1 pink, 1 white
1 red, 1 pink, 2 white

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Some toxic compounds are ingested & retained in the tissues. These pollutants pose special
risks to humans and other organisms high on the food chain because of which process?
(3 Points)
Dose-response
o
Carcinogenesis
Biomagnification
Synergism
Threshold effect

Which statement concerning the climax stage of an ecological succession is correct?
A) It is the first community to inhabit an area.
B) It consists entirely of plants.
C) It persists until the environment changes.
D) It changes rapidly.

How does overexploitation of oceans illustrate the tragedy of the commons ?

At which of the following locations in the stream was there most likely a discharge of excess organic
matter into the water?

Field mustard is an annual plant that grows wild in many regions of the world. It has small yellow flowers and is pollinated by insects. Field mustard has to flower and produce seeds to give rise to the next generation. Southern California experienced a severe drought between 2000 and 2004. Plants that flowered earlier reproduced. Those that flowered later died without producing seeds. This led to more early-flowering field mustard plants. This change in population characteristics took only a few generations.
How do you think scientists discovered that the flowering time of the field mustard had changed?
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When people eat shrimp, they first pull off an outer covering that in life provided protection to the animal. What is this structure?

The skeletal system also helps us _____ muscles which are attached to bones by ______ makes our bodies move. Muscles, which are cause the bones to move, which makes our bodies move ​

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Based on the information in the data table and the cladogram shown below, which of the following best describes the evolutionary history of lizards? (4 points)

Amniotic membrane Bipedal locomotion Hair Jaws Lack of tail Lungs
Gorilla X X X X X X
Human X X X X X X
Lamprey
Leopard X X X X X
Lizard X X X
Salamander X X
Shark X

Image depicts a cladogram with lamprey, shark, salamander, lizard, leopard, gorilla, and human represented. Shark diverges from lamprey with the introduction of jaws. Salamander diverges from shark with the introduction of lungs. Lizard diverges from salamander with the introduction of amniotic membrane. Leopard diverges from lizard with the introduction of hair. Gorilla diverges from leopard with the absence of a tail. Human diverges from gorilla with bipedal locomotion.

They are more closely related to lampreys than they are to leopards.
They evolved into a separate species as a result of the presence of an amniotic membrane.
They have jaws and lungs but lack an amniotic membrane.
They share a more recent common evolutionary ancestor with salamanders than they do with sharks. I think is D