Which large cervid was historically native to Ohio but extirpated in the 19th century?

Elk | Moose | Caribou | Bison

What was a primary cause of elk extirpation in Ohio?

Overhunting And Habitat Loss | Volcanoes | Coral Bleaching | Glacier Retreat

Which nearby state has conducted elk reintroduction programs?

Kentucky And Pennsylvania Regions | Florida | Hawaii | Alaska

Which habitat would support elk if reintroduced?

Large Forested And Meadow Landscapes | Open Ocean | Alpine Peaks | Desert

Which human action is important for potential elk restoration?

Habitat Protection And Public Support | Urban Development | Paving | Polluting

Quiz Answers

Elk. Eastern elk were historically native to Ohio but were extirpated by the 19th century reintroductions have occurred in nearby regions.

Overhunting And Habitat Loss. Overhunting and habitat conversion led to elk extirpation in many eastern states.

Kentucky And Pennsylvania Regions. Nearby states have reintroduced elk or managed remnant populations in parts of the eastern US.

Large Forested And Meadow Landscapes. Elk require extensive forest meadow mosaics for forage and movement.

Habitat Protection And Public Support. Protecting habitat and building public support are key to restoration efforts.

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