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FINAL-Important Terms

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Name some decomposers.   long-horned beetles, bark beetle, woodpecker, carpenter ant, termite, dry rot fungus, and mushrooms.  
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Cultural services   non-material benefits obtained from organisms and ecosystems (both anthropogenic and non-anthropogenic)  
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Ecosystem services   benefits we obtain from wild plants, animals, fungi and micro-organisms  
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Provisioning services   any type of benefit to people that can be extracted from nature - food resources, genetic resources, natural products  
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Serial depletion   the discovery of large populations of target species, the development of intensive hunting leading to extermination or depletion  
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Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972   doesn't permit species populations to dip below sustainable population level  
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Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna (CITES)   ensure that trade will not cause the extinction of plant or animal species  
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Commercial extinction   A commercially extinct species is no longer economically feasible to harvest  
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Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY)   idea that for a given amount of effort the catch is at a maximum and fishing beyond this point is unsustainable - not true  
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