A) the human genome center,analyzing the components of the human genome
B) the MSB and Svalbard seed banks storing seeds of thousands of plants from around the world
C) the field of proteomics,investigating the many ways the proteins function in organisms
D) all of the varieties of corn,wheat,and rice currently serving as crops
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A) biological wealth and introduced species
B) biological wealth and biodiversity
C) anthropocentric values and extinction
D) intrinsic value and anthropocentric value
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A) Endangered Species Act.
B) Lacey Act.
C) Threatened and Endangered Species Recovery Act.
D) Wildlife Protection Act.
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A) bioengineering.
B) transnational corporations.
C) bioprospecting.
D) creating seed banks.
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A) the laws protecting that species tend to become even more restrictive.
B) the price of illegal animal products increases.
C) it is more difficult for poachers to capture the animal.
D) fewer poachers may search for the endangered animal.
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A) anthropocentric values.
B) instrumental values.
C) intrinsic values.
D) economic interests.
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A) are derived from wild plants.
B) represent the intrinsic value of wild species.
C) are derived from cultivars that combine together traits of several other plants.
D) were discovered as mutations in the development of new cultivars of wheat.
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A) no dominant species.
B) a single dominant species.
C) more consumers species than producer species.
D) several dominant species in intense competition with each other.
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A) lower.
B) about the same.
C) higher.
D) changing from higher to lower rates in the past century.
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A) ecological restoration
B) management of biodiversity hot spots
C) private financial investment in conservation programs.
D) stewardship reflected in wise environmental policies.
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A) there is no longer a market for elephant ivory.
B) the elephant population increases.
C) the sale of poached ivory decreases.
D) the sale of poached ivory increases.
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A) has been subject to political pressures and now operates on year-to-year budget extensions.
B) protects only those species that are of great economic significance.
C) must take into consideration the economic impact of the species listed.
D) expired in 1992 and has since been replaced by increased hunting and fishing regulations.
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A) institutional value of the organisms in the ecosystem.
B) development of bioengineered organisms.
C) instrumental value of the natural resources in the region.
D) availability and preservation of undisturbed regions in the world.
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A) maintain the interactions between the members of the ecosystem.
B) stop hunting animals and harvesting the fruits of the plants in the ecosystem.
C) minimize the impact of natural disasters,such as fires and storms.
D) carefully limit the growth of the major carnivores and herbivores in the ecosystem.
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A) naming and classifying the number of insect species in a particular part of a rain forest.
B) the best way to manage a population of endangered birds.
C) how to increase the diversity of species in a national park.
D) the amount of fish that can be harvested annually to maintain sustainable populations.
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A) fairly evenly spread among all of the major groups of animals and plants.
B) accurately quantified for most ecosystems.
C) 75% plant species and 25% animal species.
D) declining in the United States and around the world.
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A) offshore oil exploration and drilling platforms
B) telecommunications towers
C) construction and repair of highways
D) barges and ships on lakes,rivers,and oceans
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A) salmon
B) termites
C) mosquitoes
D) lichens
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A) ability of organisms to adapt to fluctuations in their natural environments.
B) ability of natural ecosystems to respond to natural disasters.
C) joy that humans gain from their beauty in nature.
D) the potential for new types of domesticated animals and plants.
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A) bacteria,fungi and sols in that ecosystem.
B) types of plants in that ecosystem.
C) types of animals in that ecosystem.
D) the totality of organisms in that ecosystem.
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