When the habitat gets fragmented, the edge effect:

1.increases2.decreases
3.remains the same4.is irrelevant

Subtopic:  Loss of Biodiversity |
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The best preservation areas are:
1. small in size but multiple in number
2. large ones are better than small-sized ones
3. the size is less important than the number
4. size and number are irrelevant

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The dramatic increase in the population of Nile perch in Lake Victoria was due to:

1.floods2.eutrophication
3.drought4.the introduction of new food

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Migratory birds like Siberian cranes are facing threats of extinction mainly due to:
1. pesticides
2. fragmentation or loss of habitat
3. urbanization
4. bad weather

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The peregrine falcon in the United States got extinct due to:

1.loss of habitat2.pesticides
3.loss of food supply4.predation

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The species that are vulnerable to extinction do not include the species that:
1. have high genetic variability
2. are hunted or harvested by people
3. have a declining population size
4. are local endemic species

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The current extinction is called a ‘biodiversity crisis’ because:
1. the extinctions are not a natural phenomenon
2. the rates are high and is due to the human activities
3. the extinction is mainly affecting animals rather than plants
4. only keystone species are being lost

Subtopic:  Loss of Biodiversity |
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An endangered species as compared to a threatened species:
1. is nearer to extinction
2. threatens the survival of other species
3. is one about which the known data is deficient
4. has more diversity

Subtopic:   Biodiversity Conservation |
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Apex predators also commonly act as:

1.Keystone species2.Tertiary consumers
3.Endemic species4.Ecospecies

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The most serious negative impact of loss of biodiversity on humans would be due to:
1. global warming and ozone depletion.
2. loss of ecosystem services.
3. loss of source of genetic diversity to preserve endangered species.
4. loss of species for ʺbioprospecting.ʺ

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