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Wildlife Vocabulary. Use the glossary to define: Biodiversity Carrying capacity Conservation Ecosystem Extinction Gene pools/Gene bank Generalist Habitat.

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1 Wildlife Vocabulary

2 Use the glossary to define: Biodiversity Carrying capacity Conservation Ecosystem Extinction Gene pools/Gene bank Generalist Habitat destruction Herbivore Niche Predator Producer Specialist Territory

3 Animals Black bearBobwhite quail Mute swanNutria White-tailed deer

4 Animals RodentShellfish

5 Animal Parts Antler Dentine Line Hoof Jaw Molar Premolar

6 Places Ecotone Edge Effect Brush piles Corridor/Pathway Nature Preserve Pasture

7 Ecotone - The border between two different types of ecosystems, e.g. deciduous forest and grassland.

8 Edge effect / Ecotone

9 Brush pile - a mass of small- to medium-sized tree limbs lying in a pile

10 Corridor/Pathway – passage way

11 Nature Preserve is a protected area of importance for wildlife, flora, fauna or features of geological or other special interestprotected areawildlifeflora faunageological Redwood Forest National Seashores Chesapeake Bay Appalachians Yellowstone

12 Pasture is land with herbaceous vegetation cover used for grazing of ungulate livestock as part of a farm or ranch

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