Match the following sampling designs with their description.

A hard release of a translocated animal allows it to adjust to the surrounding environment before it is released into the wild. 

Arrange the stages of forest development in order from first to last following a catastrophic, forest-clearing event (such as a windstorm or clear cut).

When conducting a line, belt, or strip transect, occasionally an animal, plant, pile of scat, muskrat house, etc. will be found to be on the line delimiting the edge of the transect.  Identify the correct inclusion rule(s) that objectively determine which animals to count.  (select all that are correct)

Choose ONE of the following panels to ANALYZE in a T EA EA EA L paragraph. Include 3 visual elements as evidence.  Panel 1 from “Persepolis”  Panel 2 from “The Letter”    

For a population following logistic population growth, at what population abundance is the instantaneous growth rate (dN/dt) maximized?

In natural forest systems, snags often and easily become logs over time.

If the prevailing wind blows from the northwest (a fact in Crookston), which shelter belt and wildlife food plot (labeled crops) arrangement would be most effective? (NOTE: Top of the screen is NORTH for all figures in this question.)

Match the following populations and characteristics of populations to the letter (A-E on the image) corresponding population size or point on the chart. Options used only once each.

From the Reading:  Name THREE species that went extinct primarily because of  human impacts. (be careful guessing as incorrect answers will be scored as 0 (no penalty), -2, -2 for each subsequent incorrect answers.  3 correct answers = +3, but if you list 3 species that are still extant, your score is -4)