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10. In ecology, succession
refers to:
a.
A community gradually being replaced by another
b.
The survival of the fittest
c.
A balance of ecological resistance and biotic potential
d.
Interactive predator-prey relationships
e.
11. The stable group of plants and animals that is viewed as the endpoint of succession or the
potential natural community is termed:
12. IPM (Integrated Pest Management) does
not
utilize which of the following practices?
13. Controling weeds by digging them up with a shovel is what type of weed control?
14. Pollutants that are broken down by natural processes are called:
a.
Perpetual
b.
Non-degradable
c.
Biodegradable
d.
Non-renewable
15. The greatest threat to wildlife in the world is:
16. Hummingbirds, pelicans, burrowing owls, and western bluebirds are all examples of:
17. The idea that land managers should conduct activities so that the productive capacity of
the land is maintained and available for future generations is called:
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