1.The number of rhinoceroses has decreased to near extinction. How are rhinoceroses classified under the Endangered Species Act?

endangered
threatened
extinct
pioneer

2. Rhinoceroses are being poached at a rate of two or three a week in Africa and Asia. Which type of diversity is being lost as the population of rhinoceroses becomes very small?
species diversity
genetic diversity
ecosystem diversity
fragmented diversity

3. Which disturbance would result in primary succession?
harvesting wheat by using a combine harvester at the end of the growing season
controlled burning to stimulate the growth of forest trees such as sequoia
the formation of Surtsey, a volcanic island off of the southern coast of Iceland
the effect of a large herd of elephants on the grasses and shrubs in an area

4. Which bar graph best represents the provided data?

Cause of extinction
Percentage of total extinctions
Introduced species
39
Habitat loss
36
Hunting and poaching
23
Other
2
A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 36 percent; Habitat loss, 23 percent; Other, 2 percent.
A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 40 percent; Hunting and poaching, 20 percent; Habitat loss, 40 percent; Other, 0 percent.
A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 2 percent; Habitat loss, 36 percent; Other, 0 percent.
A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 23 percent; Habitat loss, 36 percent; Other, 2 percent.

5. In one species of bird, there are three varieties of feather color. What is this an example of?
ecosystem diversity
species diversity
genetic diversity
color diversity

6. Which is one event that may lead to Primary succession?
clear-cutting
climate change
volcanic eruption
introduced species

7. On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens in Washington State experienced a huge volcanic eruption after a magnitude 5.1 earthquake. During the eruption, hot ash and pumice poured down the west, south, and east sides of the mountain, melting the snow and ice at the top of the volcano and producing volcanic mudflows. Which type of process first occurred in the ecosystem around Mount St. Helens after it erupted?
primary succession
secondary succession
a climax community
species extinction

8. What is the role of a pioneer species in primary succession?
to destroy parasites
to provide shade
to provide fruit
to produce the soil

9. According to the pie chart, which cause results in the most extinctions?
A pie chart titled Causes of Extinction is shown. Introduced species, 39 percent; Habitat loss, 36 percent; Hunting and poaching, 23 percent; Other, 2 percent.
other
introduced species
habitat loss
hunting and poaching

10. Why are lichens a good pioneer species after a volcanic eruption?
They are able to grow on moist soil.
They are able to grow on bare rock.
They are able to attract animals.
They are able to grow without water.

5 answers

Here are the answers to your questions:

  1. How are rhinoceroses classified under the Endangered Species Act?

    • Answer: endangered
  2. Which type of diversity is being lost as the population of rhinoceroses becomes very small?

    • Answer: genetic diversity
  3. Which disturbance would result in primary succession?

    • Answer: the formation of Surtsey, a volcanic island off of the southern coast of Iceland
  4. Which bar graph best represents the provided data?

    • Answer: A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 23 percent; Habitat loss, 36 percent; Other, 2 percent.
  5. In one species of bird, there are three varieties of feather color. What is this an example of?

    • Answer: genetic diversity
  6. Which is one event that may lead to Primary succession?

    • Answer: volcanic eruption
  7. Which type of process first occurred in the ecosystem around Mount St. Helens after it erupted?

    • Answer: primary succession
  8. What is the role of a pioneer species in primary succession?

    • Answer: to produce the soil
  9. According to the pie chart, which cause results in the most extinctions?

    • Answer: introduced species
  10. Why are lichens a good pioneer species after a volcanic eruption?

    • Answer: They are able to grow on bare rock.

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for 4 which graph? A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 36 percent; Habitat loss, 23 percent; Other, 2 percent.
A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 40 percent; Hunting and poaching, 20 percent; Habitat loss, 40 percent; Other, 0 percent.
A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 2 percent; Habitat loss, 36 percent; Other, 0 percent.
A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 23 percent; Habitat loss, 36 percent; Other, 2 percent.

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The correct graph that accurately reflects the data you provided for the causes of extinction is:

4th graph: A bar graph titled Threats to Biodiversity shows cause of extinction on the horizontal axis and percent of total extinctions on the vertical axis. Introduced species, 39 percent; Hunting and poaching, 23 percent; Habitat loss, 36 percent; Other, 2 percent.

This graph correctly represents the percentages that were given in your data.

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