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Dropdown 1: California sea lions
Dropdown 2: Ice seals
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The figure shows the current capability and management need for several species of threatened and endangered species.
1. According to the figure, would be the most likely needlessly managed species, but it would be equally possible to manage the population of and meet a much greater management need.
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Dropdown 2: Ice seals
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According to the figure,____(1)_______would be the most likely needlessly managed species, but it would be equally possible to manage the population of____(2)______and meet a much greater management need.
1) The species with a greater need to manage the population is the one with low management needs but High capability (population) need.
California sea lion fits the category.
2) The species with a greater need to manage the population, as well as greater management need, is the one with High management needs and capability (population management) need.
Ice seal fits the category.
Hawaiian monk seals don't fit the category because it's not on the same population management need level as of California sea lion.
1) The species with a greater need to manage the population is the one with low management needs but High capability (population) need.
California sea lion fits the category.
2) The species with a greater need to manage the population, as well as greater management need, is the one with High management needs and capability (population management) need.
Ice seal fits the category.
Hawaiian monk seals don't fit the category because it's not on the same population management need level as of California sea lion.
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For the first blank, we have to select the species for which we have high management capability and low management need (hence, it is needless to manage that species). In contrast, for the second blank, we have to select a species for which we have the same management capability, but that has a high management need.
1) California Sea Lions
2) Ice Seals
1) California Sea Lions
2) Ice Seals
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