Wildlife Management Goal: to maintain healthy populations of all species of wildlife.

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Wildlife Management • Goal: to maintain healthy populations of all species of wildlife

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Wildlife Management

• Goal: to maintain healthy populations of all species

of wildlife

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Populations

• Reproductive Potential–Is exponential

• Carrying Capacity

• Age Structure

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Bark Beetle Activity

• Students estimate how many bark beetles are produced from one hypothetical tree

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Carrying Capacity

• Limiting factors–Disease

–Predation

–Competition for resources

–Etc.

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Age Structure

• Rapid growth

• Slow growth

• Stable

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Rapid Growth

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Deer Jaw Activity

• Objective: –Determine the age of a deer

when it died

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• Groups of 2

• Students would sketch & label–Right or left jaw–Lingual, buccal, crest, gum line

enamel, dentine, infundibulum

• One “official guess”

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Answer Key

• Charleston code

• C H A R L E S T O N

• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

• Personalized version of code is useful for remembering any sequence of numbers!! :D

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