Stats: The Living Environment

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Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
% of atmospheric water that is from water vapour	10	0%
Tigers can occupy	100 km3	0%
Orcas can travel	100 miles	0%
CR habitat size	10km3	0%
Pandas need Xkg bamboo (range)	12-38	0%
Tiger skin rugs have to be made before this year to be sold	1947	0%
CR number of habitats	1 habitat	0%
VU habitat size	2000 km3	0%
% of animals under Appendix 1	3	0%
VU population decline	40%	0%
Number of mink farms in the UK in 1950	400 farms	0%
EN habitat size	500 km3	0%
EN population decline	60%	0%
% of textiles of world exports	7	0%
Number of bear bile farms in china	7000 farms	0%
% of haddock caught in the north sea	80	0%
CR population decline	80%	0%
% of soybean grown for animal feed	90	0%
Structural features of habitats	Age structure	0%
Priorities: conservation, rural enhancement, historic environment, public access.	Agro-environmental schemes	0%
Structural features of habitats	Area	0%
Methods of increasing breeding success	Artificial Insemination	0%
Appendix I example	Asian elephant	0%
Example of cloning in CBR	Atlantic Black Poplar	0%
Services	Atmosphere	0%
Type of monitoring after CBR release	Auto-photography	0%
Medicine from Caribbean sponge used to treat HIV	AZT	0%
WCA protected animals	Bats	0%
Services	BGC	0%
A range of niches increases...	Biodiversity	0%
Resources	Biofuels	0%
Research	Biomimetics	0%
WCA protected animals	Birds	0%
Plagioclimax management	Burning	0%
Organism used to control prickly pear cactus in Australia	Cactoblastis	0%
Organism used to control beetles in Australia	Cane toad	0%
Greatest population that can be supported indefinitely	Carrying capacity	0%
CITES	Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species	0%
Plagioclimax management	Coppicing	0%
Structural features of habitats	Corridors	0%
Red list - CR	Critically endangered	0%
Methods of increasing breeding success	Cryopreservation	0%
Population controls	Culling	0%
What can inbreeding cause (2)	Deformity	0%
What can damage frozen specimens? (2)	Dehydration	0%
DPA	Designated Protected Area	0%
Habitat conservation method	Designated Protected Areas	0%
Heterotroph	different feeder	0%
	Disability	0%
Embryo transfer example	Eland antelopes carry for Bongo antelopes	0%
Methods of increasing breeding success	Embryo transfer	0%
Red list - EN	Endangered	0%
Species only found in one area	Endemic	0%
Difficulties breeding captive populations	Enrichment	0%
Direct exploitation	Entertainment	0%
Other threats \| Population controls	Eradication	0%
Organisation priorities: stock safeguarding, profits, fair opportunities.	EU Common Fisheries Policy	0%
EDGE stands for...	Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered	0%
Direct exploitation	Fashion	0%
Resources	Fibres	0%
Difficulties breeding captive populations	Finance	0%
Species with a high public profile	Flagship	0%
Difficulties breeding captive populations \| Direct exploitation	Food	0%
Direct exploitation	Furniture	0%
Research	Genetics	0%
Plagioclimax management	Grazing	0%
Other threats	Habitat destruction	0%
Structural features of habitats	Habitat diversity	0%
Difficulties breeding captive populations	Habitat size	0%
Threats in breeding in captivity	Habitat suitability	0%
Feature of useful spinach variety	Halophytic	0%
Release with no support; follow instincts	Hard release	0%
What can inbreeding pass on	Harmful recessive genes	0%
Threats in breeding in captivity	Hybridisation	0%
Water sere	Hydrosere	0%
Threats in breeding in captivity	Inbreeding	0%
Types of habitat creation	Intentional	0%
Threats in breeding in captivity	Interactions	0%
IUCN stands for...	International Union for Conservation of Nature	0%
Organisation priorities: conservation, sanctuaries, restrictions, mothers, calves, research	International Whaling Commission	0%
A range of niches increases... \| Biotic threats \| Services	Interspecies relationships	0%
	Intracellular ice formation	0%
Biotic threats	Introduced species	0%
Global authority on the status of ecosystems	IUCN	0%
Species that maintains ecological structure	Keystone	0%
Species that responds slowly to population decline	k-selected	0%
Habitat conservation method	Land ownership	0%
How parasitic wasps act as BCA	Lay eggs in aphids	0%
VU number of habitats	less than 10 habitats	0%
EN number of habitats	less than 5 habitats	0%
Abiotic threats	Light	0%
Bare rock sere	Lithosere	0%
LNR	Local Nature Reserve	0%
WCA protected animals	Mammals	0%
MCZ	Marine conservation Zone	0%
MNR	Marine Nature Reserve	0%
MPA	Marine Protected Area	0%
Greatest exploitation before unsustainable long-term population decline	Maximum sustainable yield	0%
Appendix II	May become threatened with extinction	0%
Direct exploitation \| Research	Medicine	0%
Methods of increasing breeding success	Micro-propagation	0%
Medicine from poppies	Morphine	0%
Plagioclimax management	Mowing	0%
NNR	National Nature Reserve	0%
Resources	New foods	0%
The Stiperstones is a...	NNR	0%
Resources	Oils	0%
Abiotic threats	Oxygen	0%
New food variety discovered in Mexico	Perennial Maize	0%
Research	Pests	0%
Abiotic threats	pH	0%
Research	Physiological	0%
First species to colonise an area	Pioneer	0%
Management of ecosystems to prevent ecological climax	Plagioclimax	0%
Plagioclimax management	Pollarding	0%
Hormone extracted from pregnant horses to treat menopause	Premarin	0%
Sand sere	Psammosere	0%
Dee estuary is a...	Ramsar	0%
Wetland protected area	Ramsar site	0%
Appendix I example	Red panda	0%
Difficulties breeding captive populations	relationships	0%
Species that responds rapidly to population decline	r-selected	0%
Autotroph	self feeder	0%
Sequence of development stages	Sere	0%
Structural features of habitats	Shape	0%
Quantitative measure of biodiversity	Simpson's Diversity Index	0%
SSSI	Site of Special Scientific Interest	0%
Appendix I example	Snow leopard	0%
Gradual release with support	Soft release	0%
Services	Soil	0%
Methods of increasing breeding success	Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer	0%
New forest is a...	SPA	0%
SAC	Special Area of Conservation	0%
SPA	Special Protection Area	0%
Attingham Park is a...	SSSI	0%
Threats in breeding in captivity	Stimuli	0%
Difficulties breeding captive populations	Stress	0%
What records captive matches to avoid inbreeding	Stud book	0%
Type of monitoring after CBR release	Tagging	0%
Abiotic threats	Temperature	0%
Act to protect UK Wildlife + year	The Wildlife and Countryside Act1981	0%
Appendix I	Threatened with extinction	0%
Appendix I example	Tiger	0%
Type of monitoring after CBR release	Tracking	0%
Types of habitat creation	Unintentional	0%
WCA banned activity	Uprooting plants	0%
CWR Centre of diversity	Valivov	0%
Habitat conservation method	Voluntary agro-environmental schemes	0%
Red list - VU	Vulnerable	0%
Abiotic threats	Water	0%
Control of spider mites	Western Predatory Mites	0%
Resources	Wood	0%

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