Answer to Question 1 conservation enforcement officeris responsible for enforcing and upholding all federal and state statutes,
with particular attention to those related to the conservation of natural resources.
wildlife or game biologistdeals with the management practices of game. Oversees food plot plantings and
keeps records of game harvests.
fish and wildlife technicianexamines methods that could conserve and aid wildlife having trouble surviving
in changing habitats, looks at causes of diseases, and helps in establishing hunting regulations.
animal control biologistworks mainly with problems caused by rodents and predators.
fishery biologistworks with habitats, spawning, artificially grown young and stocking procedures and policies.
fish technicianexamines methods that could conserve and aid fish that are having trouble surviving in changing
habitats, looks at causes of diseases and pollution, and helps in establishing fishing regulations.
fish culture technicianproduces fish for either food or game. Performs skilled work in hatching, growing, and
distributing fish, as well as providing general maintenance of fish hatchery buildings, grounds, and equipment.
zoologiststudies the structure, physiology, development, and classification of many kinds of animals
Answer to Question 2High school students should take classes in geometry, trigonometry, chemistry, physics, natural resources management,
and physical education.
Phloem wound response.
Major structures of the human brain.
Rhombus major
Transcription and processing of the major ribosomal RNAs in eukaryotes
Some of the major nerves of the human nervous system
Major Neurotransmitters and Their Effects