Which of the following was NOT a cascade effect from introdueing wolves into Yellowstone? A. The change in the shape/path of the river B. The change in elk grazing areas C. Destruction of the Yellowstone ecosystem D. Reduction in the coyote population, increasing the raptor populatic
Which of the following was NOT a cascade effect from introdueing wolves into Yellowstone? A. The change in the shape/path of the river B. The change in elk grazing areas C. Destruction of the Yellowstone ecosystem D. Reduction in the coyote population, increasing the raptor populatic
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- Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an invasive species?
- A. They grow rapidly and outcompete with other plants or animals
- B. They produce large numbers of seeds/offspring at a young age
- C. They have very specific needs or requirements to survive
**Question 6: Effects of Introducing Wolves into Yellowstone**
- Which of the following was NOT a cascade effect from introducing wolves into Yellowstone?
- A. The change in the shape/path of the river
- B. The change in elk grazing areas
- C. Destruction of the Yellowstone ecosystem
- D. Reduction in the coyote population, increasing the raptor population
**Question 7: Actions to Preserve Biodiversity**
- Which of the following are things you can do to help preserve biodiversity?
- A. Volunteer with citizen science or other organizations like it
- B. Buy park passes and visit the parks respectfully
- C. Live more sustainably by making eco-friendly consumer choices
- D. All of the above
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Step 1 not a Cascade effect from introducing wolves in Yellowstone
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the correct option would be according to question -
A) the change in the shape/path of river
There is no correlation between river and the Yellowstone park.
Only the natural phenomena the the potential to do so that is to change the shape and path of river or water bodies itself can make their own way out. For that there is no need for introduction of animals/wolves.
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