In order to save a rare and endangered species, conservation biologists must know the critical size of that species. (Use only one word per blank.)

As a conservation biologist, you have been given the job of writing a report detailing recommendations to save a rare species. What is the one variable from the list below that is critical to the accuracy of your report?Multiple choice question.Minimum population size of the rare speciesReligious significance of the rare speciesWhether the rare species is experiencing stress shock from overcrowdingPublic popularity of the rare species

The number of individuals needed for the long-term survival of rare and endangered species is defined as what viable population size.

Conservationists look for unprotected landscapes that have high species richness when they are proceeding with Blank______, with the goal of saving more than one species at a time.Multiple choice question.environmental synthesisurban planninga gap analysisecosystem management

5.26pointseBookPrintReferencesCheck my workCheck My Work button is now disabledItem 15Match the terms used for rare or endangered species with their proper definition.Species with major effects on ecological functions and whose elimination would affect many other members of the biological community. Species that are especially interesting or attractive organisms to which people react emotionally. These species can motivate the public to preserve biodiversity and contribute to conservation. Species tied to specific biotic communities or successional stages or a set of environmental conditions. They can be reliably found under certain conditions but not others. Species that require large blocks of relatively undisturbed habitat to maintain viable populations. Saving this habitat also benefits other species.Match each of the options above to the items below.Keystone speciesIndicator speciesUmbrella speciesFlagship species

Multiple Choice QuestionMinimum viable population size refers to the Blank______.Multiple choice question.number of fish that can be caught without causing overfishingmaintenance of gene frequencies across generationsnumber of individuals needed for the long-term survival of a speciesphenomenon of larger islands having more species