APES - Ch 8 & 11 Review - Aquatic & Marine Sustainability

The number one priority to restore the biodiversity of the Chesapeake Bay:

The base of the food chain in most marine life zones:

Marine reserves or sanctuaries should be created in the international "high seas" to protect:

The greatest threat to Coastal Estuaries in the next 100 years is most likely:

Dissolved oxygen is decreased in culturally eutrophied "dead zones" because:

Marine mammals are protected by the following laws, treaties and commissions:

Which of the following is an economic service of wetlands:

Building dams has which of the following negative impacts:

When the government works with coastal communities to manage fisheries:

Which is NOT an important factor in determining biodiversity in an aquatic ecosystem?

The greatest bycatch resulting from long-lining:

The single greatest impact on water quality in developed countries:

The best way consumers can affect the future of marine fisheries:

What percentage of Colorado's wetlands have been lost due to human impacts?

The key to restoring the Everglades wetland area is:

Select the TWO greatest threats to coral reefs:

Of all the commercial fishing practices, select the least sustainable pelagic fishing method:

Which of the following marine life zones is LEAST diverse?

Organisms that live in the sediment, or on the bottom, in marine ecosystems:

Where are Estuaries found?

High altitude alpine lakes tend to be:

The zone with the LEAST amount of light:

Ocean acidification is primarily driven by the absorption of: