What is the major cause of diminishing wildlife number?

Q: What is mainly responsible for the extinction of wildlife?

A: Wildlife refers to undomesticated animals that live and grow in wild without being introduced by…

Q: s the changing buffalo and wildebeest population sizes caused by a changing predator (lion)…

A: The lion population raised with the population of the buffalo. It proved that the population of the…

Q: why is the otter a keystone species?

A: keystone species which means that they can exert top-down pressure via predation on sea urchins and…

Q: Why do managers try to maintain populations of fish and game species at about half their carrying…

A: A population consists of organisms belonging to the same species and occupying a common region. The…

Q: Give two examples that show how habitat fragmentation can harmspecies in the long term.

A: Habitat fragmentation: Habitat means the place where different organisms live. Fragmentation means…

Q: In the IUCN Red List(2004), what does ‘Red’ represent?

A: IUCN stands for International Union for Conservation of Nature. This organization works for the…

Q: What is the main reason for continous decrease of wildlife?

A: Wildlife refers to all the populations of animals that are not domesticated. It includes all…

Q: What happens when a population reaches its carrying capacity?

A: Carrying capacity is defined as a species' average population size in a particular habitat that…

Q: Is the changing buffalo population size caused by a changing predator population size?”

A: Population size increase or decrease depends on many parameter of an environment.  In every…

Q: What is the greatest cause for threatened species?

A: One of the major cause of the threatened species os the loss of habitat. Destruction of Habitat  is…

Q: What are the factors that determine a species as threatened?

A: Endangered in future High exploitation rate High mortality rate Low natality rate

Q: When population of species begins declining rapidly, the species is said to be?

A: International union of conservation of nature and natural resources (IUCN) or world conservation…

Q: predation [ Choose ] commensalism [ Choose ] competition [ Choose ] mutualism [ Choose ]

A: Interspecific interactions takes place when actions ,traits or density of individuals of one people…

Q: What happens to the prey species when the predator species population increases? Why? What happens…

A: Introduction: • An animal that is hunted and killed by another animal known as predator for food is…

Q: Is there a conflict between the laws and regulations and the regional fisherfolks?

A: Catching fish and selling them is still an important economic occupation all over the world and…

Q: What is a keystone species? How can a keystone species within a community be identified?

A: A keystone species is the one which has an important influence on maintaining the structure of an…

Q: why might an overfished stock never recover to its original population level?

A: The fishery is the enterprise of harvesting and developing fish and other aquatic life. Fisheries as…

Q: What survivorship curve does fox squirrel demonstrate? Graph it.

A: Survivorship graph shows the number of individuals present in population at any specific age.  There…

Q: What limiting factors exist between regional species pools and local communities? Name all 3.

A: Introduction: There are 3 limiting factors which exist between regional species pool and local…

Q: What are some factors that cause a population to reach carrying capacity?

A: Logistic growth is S shaped growth curves in which population growth rapidly when competition is…

Q: Is hunting a threat to biodiversity?

A: Biodiversity is defined as the diverse life forms that prevail on earth.  Biodiversity is an…

Q: What are the major causes of species losses in a geographical region?

A: A species is a group of organisms that have the ability to interbreed, share a genetic heritage, and…

Q: 4. What is the carrying capacity of the deer population? Deer Population on an Island 120 100 96 80…

A: It is the average population density or size of a species below which its number tend to increase…

Q: What are some opportunities for improvements in the conservation biology policies in Hawaii?

A: We are answering first question. Kindly repost for second question.   Introduction: Hawaii is home…

Q: There are 190 grey tree frogs in a swamp. The population is under carrying capacity. If r = -0.093…

A: Usually, the K-selected species has the carrying capacity in their growth model or growth equation.…

Q: What are some of the ways wildlife managers and the public can create wildlife habitat?

A: Wildlife management is necessary for the conservation of endangered species. These are important to…

Q: What are the greatest threats to species survival? Describe also, the major effects of habitat loss…

A: Plants (e.g., seagrass meadows, kelp forests) and animals (e.g., seagrass meadows, kelp forests) are…

Q: What are some opportunities for improvements in the conservation biology policies in the United…

A: Conservation policy is a policy which aim at conserving the declining species or an ecosystem. For…

Q: Give three mangrove forests in the Philippines and determine if they are under any protection( laws…

A: Mangroves are a group of shrubs and trees that live in the intertidal coastal zone. Generally, there…

Q: How has lockdown affected the wildlife?

A: The modern pandemic crisis have had a deep affect on Wild life. Studies have reported both positive…

Q: Only a few hundred grizzly bears remain in the contiguous United States, but populations are healthy…

A: Biodiversity is a variety of life on Earth at all levels from genes to ecosystems and the ecological…

Q: How does the bottleneck effect undermine the effort of conservation biologists who are trying to…

A: Bottleneck is occurs when population of any kind of species is greatly reduced in size.. Bottleneck…

Q: If one species provides a habitat as part of a mutualistic relationship, what is the probable effect…

A: Species are defined as a group of individuals that potentially interbreed in nature. They are able…

Q: VARIATION IN POPULATION DENSITY OF BEETLES 40 35 30- Species A Species B Species C 25 20- 15 10- 5…

A: Population density: Population density is actually the concentration or total number of a particular…

Q: What is IUCN red list? Give any two uses of this list?

A: Threatened species are any species (including plants, animals, and fungi) which are vulnerable to…

Q: Which of the following is not a sustainable fishing solution? Limit the number of fish that can be…

A: Fishing is a technique which is used to capture the fish found in a particular area.

Q: What is predation? explain and provide example.

A: PREDATION - Predation is named as a demonstration where a specific life form at a higher trophic…

Q: How might understanding population dynamics help us better manage this invasive species and its…

A: Population Dynamics is the study of the Population characteristics like size ,density of the…

Q: What is carrying capacity for hunting?

A: Determination of the carrying capacity of habitat is important to determine the presence of…

Q: What are the implications of the "bottleneck effect" for wildlife managers who try to help…

A: The bottleneck effect is an extreme case of genetic drift that occurs when a population's size is…

Q: can you help alleviate the problem of biodiversity loss in your own

A: Biodiversity is the variety of many different kinds of plants & animals in an ecosystem; this…

Q: What is a greater cause for non-threatened species, fires or pollution?

A: Ecological succession is a process in which the habitat and species change after a disaster and…

Q: In which type of species interaction do both species have lower success when the other species is…

A: Species interactions is the relationships among organisms of different species, living in the same…

Q: List two ways exotic species are introduced to a new habitat and list two consequences of it…

A: Exotic species are defined as those species that are intentionally or accidentally forced to migrate…

Q: effect does predation have on the population of Rabbiticus hopalongus

A: First, predation acts to increase growth rate by thinning the density of prey populations, which…

Q: Explain the following values of biodiversity using coral reefs as an example: direct use, indirect…

A: Environmental economics consists of several methods that provide economic values to species,…

Conservation Biology

The study of how to prevent the loss of biological diversity on the planet is called conservation. Biological diversity, also termed biodiversity, consists of various life forms found in a specific location or across the entire planet, including ecosystems, species, populations, and genes. Conservation thus aims to protect the diversity of life at all levels of biological organization.