A) Northern Canada B) Southern Canada C) Eastern Canada D) Western Canada
A) 1967 B) 1973 C) 2003 D) 1983
A) Labrador Peninsula B) Old Fort Chimo Kuujjuaq, northern Quebec C) Diana Island D) Ellesmere Island
A) To provide a local cottage industry based on qiviut B) For scientific research C) To increase wild populations for hunting D) For domestication purposes
A) Cottage industry B) Domestication C) Scientific study D) Providing a wild population for hunting
A) 148 B) 290 C) 1400 D) 54
A) 1,400 B) 148 C) 290 D) 54
A) 25 B) 148 C) 54 D) 112
A) Wet areas, such as river valleys B) Urban environments C) Dry plains D) Higher elevations
A) Lichens B) Mosses C) Grasses D) Willows
A) Abundant food supply B) A high threshold of fat reserves C) Cooler temperatures D) Shallow snow
A) Arctic wolves B) Polar bears C) Grizzly bears D) Wolverines
A) Higher oxygen affinity in warm environments B) Lower oxygen diffusion rate C) More temperature sensitivity D) Three times less temperature sensitive
A) Increasing metabolic rate in lower limbs B) Growing thicker fur on lower limbs C) Reducing blood flow to lower limbs D) Shutting off thermal regulation in lower limbs
A) It reduces oxygen diffusion into tissues B) It decreases energy costs C) It increases metabolic rate D) It allows heightened oxygen affinity in cold environments
A) 1950s B) 1970s C) 1980s D) 1935
A) National Park Service B) Department of Agriculture C) Environmental Protection Agency D) United States Fish and Wildlife Service
A) Using tranquilizer darts B) With the help of trained dogs C) By herding family groups into open water D) Through aerial capture techniques
A) Alaska B) Montreal C) Vermont D) Yellowstone National Park
A) Extreme cold weather B) Parasite and disease resistance issues C) Predation from local wildlife D) Lack of food
A) Fairbanks, Alaska B) Palmer, Alaska C) Anchorage, Alaska D) Juneau, Alaska
A) Waterton Lakes National Park B) Kluane National Park and Reserve C) Vuntut National Park D) Ivvavik National Park
A) All muskoxen were returned to their native habitat B) Successful adaptation with no health issues C) Complete failure due to harsh weather conditions D) The calves thrived but faced parasite and disease resistance issues
A) 500 kg B) 400 kg C) 650 kg D) 750 kg
A) 50 km/h B) 70 km/h C) 80 km/h D) 60 km/h
A) Cretaceous B) Pleistocene C) Holocene D) Jurassic
A) 30,000 years ago B) During the Würm II glaciation 20,000 years ago C) 15,000 years ago D) 10,000 years ago
A) 7,000 years ago B) 5,000 years ago C) 9,000 years ago D) 12,000 years ago
A) 1500 AD B) 1000 AD C) 500 BC D) About 350 AD
A) Human predation around Qaanaaq B) Climate change C) Lack of food resources D) Predation by wolves
A) Bovidae B) Cervidae C) Ursidae D) Felidae
A) Budorcas B) Matimôs C) Euceratherium D) Umingmak
A) Goats B) Takins C) Oxen D) Sheep
A) Bootherium B) Soergelia C) Praeovibos D) Euceratherium
A) Colder periods correlate with more diversity; warmer periods with more homogeneity B) There is no correlation between climate and genetic diversity C) Genetic diversity is constant regardless of climate D) Warmer periods correlate with more diversity; colder periods with more homogeneity
A) Dovrefjell B) Härjedalen C) Greenland D) Svalbard
A) 1925–26 B) 1947 C) 1971 D) 1932
A) 50 B) 17 C) 10 D) 6
A) 1932 B) 1971 C) 1999 D) 1947
A) 29 B) 300 C) 1100 D) 50
A) A measles outbreak that killed 29 animals. B) A train collision that killed several animals. C) An introduction of new muskoxen. D) Migration to Sweden.
A) Ryøya outside Tromsø B) Pleistocene Park C) Härjedalen D) Dovrefjell
A) They established a thriving population. B) They did not survive. C) They migrated to Norway. D) They were relocated to Svalbard.
A) Ten B) Six C) Seventeen D) Fifty
A) 12–24 B) 8–20 C) 5–10 D) 30–40
A) Early April B) Mid-September C) December D) Late June or early July
A) The bulls B) The calves C) Juveniles D) The cows
A) Rutting B) Gestation C) Summer D) Winter
A) Sour and bitter B) Light, sweetish, ethereal C) Strong and rank D) Foul and pungent
A) C12H20O2 B) C10H18O2 C) C12H22O2 D) C8H14O2
A) Preputial gland B) Urine gland C) Preorbital gland D) Fur gland
A) C22H46 B) C30H62 C) C24H50 D) C32H66
A) Predation by wolves B) Climate change C) Overhunting D) Disease outbreaks |