Field Techniques Flashcards

1
Q

What is the primary consideration when sampling wild organisms?

A

Minimizing impact on wild species and habitats

This includes ensuring that sampling methods do not harm the organisms or their environments.

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Why is it important to consider rare and vulnerable species during sampling?

A

They may be protected by legislation

Legal protections can include restrictions on sampling practices to ensure their conservation.

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3
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Fill in the blank: Sampling should be carried out in a manner that _______ on wild species and habitats.

A

minimises impact

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4
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True or False: All species can be sampled without any legal considerations.

A

False

Some species are protected by legislation, requiring special considerations during sampling.

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5
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What are the three techniques mentioned for sampling wild organisms?

A

Point count, transect, remote detection

These techniques must be appropriate for the species being sampled.

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The chosen technique for sampling wild organisms must be appropriate to what?

A

The species being sampled

This ensures accurate data collection and analysis.

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