Wildlife in the Modern World - Review Exam 2 | ESRM 150, Study notes of Environmental Science

Exam 2 Material Type: Notes; Class: WILDLIFE MOD WORLD; Subject: Environmental Science and Resource Management; University: University of Washington - Seattle; Term: Unknown 1989;

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Review Exam 2 - - ESRM 150 Wildlife in the Modern World
Invasive Species
o intentional and accidental introductions
o characteristics of good invaders
o ecological impacts
o ecosystem
o species
o hybridization
o beaver, brown tree snake, mongoose, mallard, avian
malaria
Islands
o origin: volcanic vs. contiental
o theory of island biogeography
o immigration, extinction
o constraints and resulting trends
o predators
o taxa absent from islands
o dwarfism
o gigantism
o empty niches
o Juan Fernández firecrown
Urban Wildlife
o urban gradient
o population growth
o urban planning
o urban wildlife
o characteristics
o problems
o wildlife – people conflict
o habitat preservation
o habitat enhancement
o accidental mortality
Migration
o types: latitudinal, altitudinal, reproductive, seasonal,
irruptive
o how animals migrate
o methods to study migration: pros and cons
o Terrestrial
o neotropical migrants
life cycle
causes of decline
o Serengeti: wildebeest, zebra, gazelle
o South Africa: springbok
o Marine
o Marine mammal adaptations
o Whales: Northern Right and Pacific Gray
population tendencies
o Sea turtles
o conservation strategies
Marine collapse
o evidence and explanations
o industrial whaling
o threats to marine mammals
Guest lectures: Seabirds, Cougars, Agricultural Certification,
Toxics
DVDs: Cane Toads, Pale Male
Readings: Guo 2006; Chace & Walsh 2006; Wilcove & Wikelski
2008; Berger et al. 2008; Springer et al. 2003
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Review Exam 2

- - ESRM 150 Wildlife in the Modern World

Invasive Species o intentional and accidental introductions o characteristics of good invaders o ecological impacts o ecosystem o species o hybridization o beaver, brown tree snake, mongoose, mallard, avianmalaria Islands o origin: volcanic vs. contiental o theory of island biogeography o immigration, extinction o constraints and resulting trends o predators o taxa absent from islands o dwarfism o gigantism o empty niches o Juan Fernández firecrown Urban Wildlife o urban gradient o population growth o urban planning o urban wildlife o characteristics o problems o wildlife – people conflict o habitat preservation o habitat enhancement o accidental mortality Migration o types: latitudinal, altitudinal, reproductive, seasonal,irruptive o how animals migrate o methods to study migration: pros and cons o Terrestrial o neotropical migrants

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life cycle ƒ^ causes of decline o Serengeti: wildebeest, zebra, gazelle o South Africa: springbok o Marine o Marine mammal adaptations o Whales: Northern Right and Pacific Gray

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population tendencies o Sea turtles o conservation strategies Marine collapse o evidence and explanations o industrial whaling o threats to marine mammals Guest lectures: Seabirds, Cougars, Agricultural Certification,Toxics DVDs: Cane Toads, Pale Male Readings: Guo 2006; Chace & Walsh 2006; Wilcove & Wikelski2008; Berger et al. 2008; Springer et al. 2003

Review Exam 2

- - ESRM 150 Wildlife in the Modern World

Terms to be familiar with urban exurban suburban sprawl wildland generalist specialist connectivity patchy home range territory migrant resident opportunism dimorphic fusiform magnetic field olfactory cues telemetry stable isotopes stop over grazing succession poaching light pollution IWC krill pelagic continental shelf inshore offshore cetaceans pinnipeds TED bycatch spatio-temporal overlap eradication colonization establishment speciation adaptive radiation hybridization allopatric speciation reproductive isolation impact mechanism invasive introduced native range expansion vector cost benefit ratio