The Most Important Reason to Preserve Wild Species Is to Provide

question 71

True/False

The most important reason to preserve wild species is to provide game hunting and fishing opportunities.

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Definitions:

Zebra Mussel

An invasive aquatic species known for its rapid population growth and significant impact on freshwater ecosystems and human infrastructure.

Sea Lamprey

A parasitic lamprey native to the Atlantic Ocean, known for its detrimental impact on native fish populations in the Great Lakes where it is an invasive species.

Great Lakes

A group of five large, interconnected freshwater lakes in North America, important for water resources and habitat.

Marine Systems

Complex ecosystems found in oceans and seas that encompass a diverse range of habitats and life forms.