Mule Deer Use the passage to answer the question. This image shows a male mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), which is native to western North America. Named for their large ears, mule deer are hunted for sport and food under strict management practices, such as designated hunting seasons and limits on how many deer a hunter can take.A) In a short paragraph, propose a hypothesis to test the effect of a zoned reserve on mule deer populations. Justify your hypothesis based on your knowledge of zoned reserves.B) In 1-2 short paragraphs, outline a field experiment to test your hypothesis on the effect of a zoned reserve on mule deer populations. Describe your control group, experimental group, and the data you would collect. Identify at least two environmental factors that could affect your data collection and how you would address them, if possible. Mule DeerUse the passage to answer the question.This image shows a male mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), whichA) In a short paragraph, propose a hypothesis to test the effect of a zonedis native to western North America. Named for their large ears, mulereserve on mule deer populations. Justify your hypothesis based on yourdeer are hunted for sport and food under strict managementknowledge of zoned reserves.practices, such as designated hunting seasons and limits on howB) In 1-2 short paragraphs, outline a field experiment to test your hypothesison the effect of a zoned reserve on mule deer populations. Describe yourmany deer a hunter can take.Imagine a scenario where the local mule deer population hascontrol group, experimental group, and the data you would collect. Identify atdeclined after a harsh winter. Wildlife management agencies haveleast two environmental factors that could affect your data collection and howproposed establishing a zoned reserve in the middle of one huntableyou would address them, if possible.parcel of land to help the mule deer population recover. Even thoughB IU Eother huntable parcels of land would not be affected, local huntersoppose the reserve. They express concerns that the zoned reservewill limit where they can hunt and the mule deer will congregate inthe reserve.

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Mule Deer Use the passage to answer the question. This image shows a male mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), which is native to western North America. Named for their large ears, mule deer are hunted for sport and food under strict management practices, such as designated hunting seasons and limits on how many deer a hunter can take. A) In a short paragraph, propose a hypothesis to test the effect of a zoned reserve on mule deer populations. Justify your hypothesis based on your knowledge of zoned reserves. B) In 1-2 short paragraphs, outline a field experiment to test your hypothesis on the effect of a zoned reserve on mule deer populations. Describe your control group, experimental group, and the data you would collect. Identify at least two environmental factors that could affect your data collection and how you would address them, if possible.

Mule Deer Use the passage to answer the question. This image shows a male mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), which is native to western North America. Named for their large ears, mule deer are hunted for sport and food under strict management practices, such as designated hunting seasons and limits on how many deer a hunter can take. A) In a short paragraph, propose a hypothesis to test the effect of a zoned reserve on mule deer populations. Justify your hypothesis based on your knowledge of zoned reserves. B) In 1-2 short paragraphs, outline a field experiment to test your hypothesis on the effect of a zoned reserve on mule deer populations. Describe your control group, experimental group, and the data you would collect. Identify at least two environmental factors that could affect your data collection and how you would address them, if possible.

Science Of Agriculture Biological Approach

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Chapter19: Wildlife Management

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