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Conservation of Marine Resources Spiny Lobsters


Conservation of Marine Resources Spiny LobstersVersion en ligne Bahamian Content par Daughter of The Most High 1 What family do spiny lobsters belong to? a Crustaceans with shells b Mollusks c Invertebrate fish d Echinoderms e Achetate crustaceans (over 45 species) 2 Where do spiny lobsters reproduce? a Arctic seas b Deep ocean trenches c Freshwater rivers d Clean tropical waters of the Bahamas e Temperate Atlantic shores 3 When does their breeding season occur? a April 1 to July 31 b August 1 to March 31 c January to June d June to August e September to December 4 Where do lobsters hide during the day? a Under mangrove roots b Inside kelp forests c Open sandy bottoms d In seagrass beds e Crevices of rocks and coral reefs 5 What do spiny lobsters eat at night? a Snails, clams, crabs, and sea urchins b Plankton c Algae only d Seaweed and sponges e Small fish 6 How do lobsters tend to migrate? a Only during breeding season b In random small groups c Alone in a straight line d They do not migrate e In large numbers across the sea floor 7 What helps lobsters stay together during migration? a Sound signals from claws b Bioluminescent tails c Strong current tracking d Magnetic field alignment e Antennae and slime cues 8 What may deter predators of spiny lobsters? a Electric shocks from tails b Slime created by rubbing against another lobster c Silent communication d Bright colors e Spines released into water 9 How do lobsters swim when disturbed? a They bury themselves deeper b They swim faster forwards c They swim backwards using tail strokes d They float motionless e They leap out of water 10 How do lobsters navigate in the water? a By visual landmarks b By smell and taste of natural substances c By magnetic fields d By sound waves e By courtship dances 11 What feature differentiates male lobsters from females at the base of their legs? a Male lobsters have padded openings at the base of each leg b Females have padded openings at the base of each leg c Lobsters of both sexes have nothing at the base of their legs d Males have extra claws at the tip of the last leg 12 What do female lobsters have on the tip of each last leg? a A stinger b A color pattern to attract mates c A suction cup d Two extra claws or spurs to scrape and release sperm 13 What is the purpose of the spurs on female lobsters? a To scrape and release sperm to fertilize eggs b To defend against predators c To regulate body temperature d To help swimming 14 Which of the following is a key part of protecting marine resources? a Industrial fishing subsidies b Unregulated fishing c Mining expansion d Habitat protection and restoration 15 Which term best describes the variety of life in marine ecosystems? a Biomass b Monoculture c Biodiversity d Endemism 16 In the diagram, which stage is labeled as the adult? a Larva b Adult c Egg d Juvenile 17 Which life stage is labeled as 'egg' in the illustrated grid? a Adult b Juvenile c Egg d Larva 18 Which life stage comes after the larva in typical crustacean development? a Egg b Juvenile c Adult d Larva 19 What is the main goal of educating the public about marine biodiversity? a Increase fishing quotas b Encourage non-sustainable seafood c Foster conservation of marine biodiversity d Promote habitat destruction 20 Why are laws and enforcement important for fisheries? a To stop all fishing b To ensure sustainable use of marine resources c To hinder seafood trade d To promote overfishing for growth 21 What is conservation? a The careless use of resources. b Throwing away resources. c The wise and careful use of resources. d Giving resources away. Feedback 1 Spiny lobsters are crustaceans, in a family of over 45 achelate (no claws) species. 2 They reproduce in the clean tropical waters of the Bahamas. 3 Breeding spans from August 1 through March 31. 4 They hide in rock crevices and coral reef crevices. 5 Night foraging includes snails, clams, crabs, and sea urchins. 6 They migrate in massive numbers across the seafloor. 7 They use their antennae and slime interactions to stay together. 8 Predators may be deterred by slime produced when lobsters rub against each other. 9 They can swim backwards rapidly with powerful tail strokes. 10 Navigation is guided by chemical cues—smell and taste of substances in water.

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Conservation of Marine Resources Spiny LobstersVersion en ligne

par Daughter of The Most High

What family do spiny lobsters belong to?

Where do spiny lobsters reproduce?

When does their breeding season occur?

Where do lobsters hide during the day?

What do spiny lobsters eat at night?

How do lobsters tend to migrate?

What helps lobsters stay together during migration?

What may deter predators of spiny lobsters?

How do lobsters swim when disturbed?

How do lobsters navigate in the water?

What feature differentiates male lobsters from females at the base of their legs?

What do female lobsters have on the tip of each last leg?

What is the purpose of the spurs on female lobsters?

Which of the following is a key part of protecting marine resources?

Which term best describes the variety of life in marine ecosystems?

In the diagram, which stage is labeled as the adult?

Which life stage is labeled as 'egg' in the illustrated grid?

Which life stage comes after the larva in typical crustacean development?

What is the main goal of educating the public about marine biodiversity?

Why are laws and enforcement important for fisheries?

What is conservation?