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What is to measure tree height?
The purpose of a clinometer.
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What is magnetic north?
The magnetic needle of a compass always points here.
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What is a keystone species?
Any species that if removed would dramatically change the ecosystem.
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What is the White Trillium?
This is the provincial flower of Ontario.
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What is White Pine?
The tallest tree measured in the field today.
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What is 360 degrees?
The number of degrees on the Rotating House.
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What is Carnivora/Carnivore?
The skull of this order of animals has forward facing eyes.
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What is the White Pine?
This is the provincial tree of Ontario.
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What is breast height (1.3m)?
At what height is the diameter of a tree measured
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What is the orienting arrow?
This is the wandering needle that you are aiming to put inside the red housing to determine azimuth.
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What is the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker?
This animal creates small circular holes in rows of the bark of various tree species (Hemlock and Basswood) in Ontario.
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What is the Common Loon?
This is the provincial bird of Ontario.
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What is Red Pine?
Which tree has long needles in bundles of 2.
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What is an azimuth?
In orienteering, degrees on the Degree Dial are referred to as this.
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What are Moose and White-tailed Deer?
Large mammals which prefer to yard in conifer stands during the winter months.
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What is Amethyst?
This is the provincial mineral of Ontario.
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What are calipers?
What tool measures DBH in 2 cm increments.
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What is flat on the palm of the hand?
This is how you must hold a compass in order to get the bearing.
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What are Pileated Woodpeckers and White Tailed Deer?
The two species that signify a healthy forest in Ontario.
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Who is Sir Sandford Fleming?
This man invented Worldwide Standard Time.
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