Which is not true of the endangered species act?

~it prohibits the hunting or harvesting of some listed species.

~it includes the development of recovery plans for listed species.

~it uses a different definition for threatened than the iucn.

~it has resulted in the delisting of several species have successful population growth.

~it is an example of the single-species approach to conservation.

The correct answer of the given question above would be the third option. The statement that is NOT true of the Endangered Species Act is that, it uses a different definition for threatened than that of the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature). The IUCN made a Red List which includes those species that are considered as endangered. Hope this answer helps.

The answer is d. are all of widely different ages

Even-aged management practices involve those practices necessary to achieve a cohort group of trees. The cohort group of trees includes those trees that are all near the same age. So, to achieve this, trees of widely different ages must be cleared, living only trees that are all near the same age (of the same cohort group).