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12. The Compensatory Mitigation Framework balances credits versus debits for sage-grouse habitat. In this framework, credits represent conservation and/or restoration efforts. One example of this type of debit is a. financial losses due to lower grazing pressure near sage-grouse leks. b. financial losses due to degraded land c. disturbance to sage-grouse habitat 13. One of the factors determining whether an invasive plant species will successfully invade a rangeland is the propagule characteristics of the invasive species. A(n) propagule. is an example of a. a. seed b. leaf c. area of soil favorable for planting d. fibrous root 14. The Bginap et al (2012) paper concludes that cost-benefit analyses should be used to resolve conflicts over what? a. over-grazing land b. greenhouse gas emissions c. implementing energy infrastructure d. whether or not to eradicate exotic species 15. Direct impacts of livestock on wildilf habitat include: a. attracting predators that will affect wildilie b. removing and/or trampling vegetation used by wildife for food/cover cincreasing fire frequency