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Title: Chapter 13 Wildlife: Animals


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Chapter 13Wildlife Animals
  • Objectives
  • Distinguish between domesticated animals and
    wildlife animals
  • Describe how wildlife animals are classified
  • Explain the components of habitat
  • Explain how habitats are classified
  • Describe relationships within an ecosystem
  • Explain the importance of animal wildlife to
    people

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Terms
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Animal Domestication and Wildlife
  • Domesticated animals
  • Wildlife animals

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Morphology
  • Animal wildlife can be classified as vertebrates
    or invertebrates

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Vertebrate Wildlife
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1. Mammal Wildlife (Endothermic)
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2. Fish Wildlife (Ectothermic)
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3. Birds (Aves)
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4. Reptile
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5. Amphibians
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Invertebrate Wildlife
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1. Insects
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2. Crustaceans
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3. Mollusks
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4. Worms
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5. Arachnids
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Habitat Classifications
  • Aquatic animal habitat
  • Amphibious animal habitat
  • Terrestrial animal habitat

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Aquatic Animal Habitat
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1. Water Salinity
  • Fish that live in saltwater and spawn in
    freshwater are known as anadromous fish
  • Fish that migrate between freshwater and
    saltwater are diadromous species
  • Freshwater species that go to saltwater to spawn
    are catadromous

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2. Water Temperature
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3. Water Movement
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Amphibious Animal Habitat
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1. Water Mammal Habitat
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2. Water Birds (Waterfowl and Wading Birds)
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3. Water Raptiles
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Terrestrial Animal Habitat
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1. Woodland
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2. Brush
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3. Grass Areas
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4. Rock and Soil
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5. Edge
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Relationship within an Ecosystem
  • Competition
  • Parasitism
  • Predation
  • Commensalism
  • Mutualism

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Importance of Animal Wildlife
  • Consumption use
  • Nonconsumption use

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Use of Animal Wildlife
  • Food
  • Clothing
  • Ornamentation
  • Medicine
  • Recreation
  • Social value

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Negative Impacts of Animal Wildlife
  • Crop damage
  • Domestic fowl and livestock damage
  • Diseases reservoir
  • Property damage
  • Noise and dropping
  • Accident
  • Negative attitude

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Tests
  • What are the two major classifications of
    wildlife animals based on morphology?
  • What are the four components of habitat?
  • What are the three major factors in an aquatic
    habitat?
  • What are the kinds of terrestrial habitats?
  • Distinguish between consumptive and
    nonconsumptive use of wildlife animals
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