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Q. 1
The number of species on the planet could be estimated by:
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contrasting the background extinction rate to the modern extinction rate |
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counting the number of dispersal and vicariance events |
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comparing speciation rates to extinction rates |
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considering the mutation rate and extent of genetic drift |
Q 2
All of the following are likely to cause mass extinction EXCEPT:
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many volcanoes erupt over a short period of time |
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an area gets more rain than usual during a year |
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poisonous gas released from the ocean changes the composition of the whole atmosphere |
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a previously tropical continent becomes a polar continent |
Q. 3
Which of the following statements BEST describes how over-specialization can affect extinction risk?
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highly specialized adaptations enable a species to live anywhere on Earth, reducing the odds of extinction |
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if the habitat around a specialized species changes, the species is likely to evolve new specialized adaptations |
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highly specialized adaptations in a species increase the likelihood of extinction if the environment changes |
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highly specialized adaptations are rare in species that occupy a very limited geographic range |
Q.4
Human efforts to assess the biodiversity of different groups of living things can BEST be described as:
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roughly half-way done cataloguing all species |
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largely successful and nearing completion |
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a complete failure since global biodiversity is too much to properly catalogue |
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variably successful, with some groups needing much more attention |
Q.5
Combining the fossil record and modern data has lead scientists studying extinction to conclude:
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current rates of extinction are much higher than that of background rates |
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background extinction rates have increased steadily in the past |
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new species are evolving as fast as species are becoming extinct |
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the fossil record is unreliable and biased in what it records |
Q.6
The most important factor increasing the risk of extinction in modern times is:
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invasive species |
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habitat destruction |
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over-exploitation |
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global climate change |
Q. 7
Invasive species are:
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a product of human activities |
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unaffected by global climate change |
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the cause of bald eagle declines |
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responsible for the fisheries crash |
1) Comparing speciation rates to extinction rates
2) A previously tropical continant becomes a polar continant
3) Highly specialized adaptation are in a species increases the likelyhood of extinction if the environment changes
4) Variably successful, with some groups needs much more attention
5) current rates of extinction are much heigher than that of background rates
6) Global climate change
7) A product of human activities
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