Tidal marsh

Bog

Swamp

Fen

California

Iowa

Missouri

Texas

Branch of science where organisms are classified and named based on their similarities and differences

Places an organism in descending, ordered groups which share more specific similarities with the organism than the previous group

Begins by placing an organism in a kingdom all the way down to a species

All of these are correct

The soil is primary hydric, formed under prolonged flooding

The area supports hydrophytic plants for at least parts of the year

The area is saturated during part of the growing season

The area must have standing water year-round

Carnivora

Artiodactyla

Chiroptera

Cingulata

Odontophoridae

Columbidae

Picidae

Falconidae

A. Binomial nomenclature

B. Diagnostic characteristics

C. Monomial nomenclature

D. Ecology naming

Launch themselves in the air

Swim to the surface with force

Run across the water to gain speed

Run across the ground to gain speed

Late summer before breeding season

Mid-spring after breeding season

After selecting a mate

After successful nest laying

Access to ample amounts of easily accessible resources nearby, multiple ponds or small wetlands ideal to allow breeding pairs to spread out significantly and reduce competition for resources

Plentiful resources for feeding to replenish energy stores and protected shelter while resting for short periods

Habitats with food and other resources, waterfowl may travel significantly within this habitat to find the best resources throughout the season

None of the choices