1.----- was the father of wildlife management?
Aldo Leopold
100% Equals Aldo Leopold (100%)
2.
Wildlife management occurs where _____, _____, and _____ overlap.
A.
sheep, goats, and cows 0%
B.
plants, animals, and water 0%
C.
animals, habitat, and people 100%
D.
food, water, and cover 0%
3.
The Pittman-Robertson Act
A.
is administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 0%
B.
is also known as the Federal Aid to Wildlife Restoration Act 0%
C.
derives revenues from an 11% federal tax on sporting arms and ammunition 0%
D.
provides dependable financial support for state wildlife management and research 0%
E.
all of the above 100%
4.
In order to receive more than 0.5% of the available federal matching funds through the
Pittman-Robertson Act, states must do all the following except :
A.
pass legislation to prevent hunter fees from being diverted away from the wildlife
management agency 0%
B.
have established plans or programs for the conservation of wildlife in their state 0%
C.
show they will spend the money to develop public support for wildlife, establish game
farms, or conduct wildlife law enforcement 100%
D.
sell enough hunting licenses 0%
5.
Which of the following wildlife species have RECOVERED from near extinction ?
6.
To be successful a wildlife manager must:
A.
be able to communicate with and educate the public about the population status and
management objectives 0%
B.
have technical knowledge to determine species requirements 0%
C.
understand the current status of the population 0%
D.
be able to evaluate populations 0%
E.
a manager must do all of the above 100%
7.
The “survival of the fittest” means that:
8.
An animals niche is:
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9.
Why is there no animal whose niche consists of preying upon mountain lions ?
A.
aboriginal humans caused them to become extinct during the Pleistocene 0%
B.
lions are too hard and dangerous to catch 0%
C.
the 10% rule 100%
D.
none of the above 0%

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- Spring '09
- middleton
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