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An ecosystem is made up of three main components: |
The herbivores, carnivores and omnivores
The produces, the consumers and the decomposers
Primary, secondary and tertiary consumers
Producers, herbivores and carnivoers
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The study of relationship of different communities (grouping of population) to environment is called: |
Synecology
Community ecology
Autoecology
Both a & b
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The study of relationship of a single population to its environment is called: |
Autecology
Synecology
Both a & b
None
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Charles Eton defined the niche as the species: |
Work
Employment
Job
Occupation
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In 1917, Joseph Grinnell an American ornithologist first proposed the term niche in: |
Taxonomy
Neurology
Ecology
Embryology
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The actual location or place where an organism lives is called its: |
Niche
Habitat
Abode
Terrain
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A thin layer (zone) of earth in which all living organisms exist is called: |
Biosphere
Biome
Ozone
Ecosphere
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Major regional ecological community of plants and animals forms: |
Triomes
Biosphere
Biomes
Biogeography
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All populations within an ecosystem are known as a: |
Population
Community
Species
Clan
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A group of interbreeding individuals of same species occurring together in space and time is called: |
Population
Community
Species
Clan
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The ecosystem consists of two basic interacting components: |
Living and physical
Biotic and abiotic
Living and biotic
Both a & b
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The major unit of ecology is the: |
Physical component
Biotic component
Ecosystem
Logos
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The term ecology originally was used in 1866 by the German zoologist: |
Charles Eton
Ernst Haeckel
Joseph Grinnell
Carolus linnaeus
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The term ecology comes from the Greek words Oikos, meaning "the family household" and logy (logos) meaning: |
The study of
Living
Building
Niche
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The organisms of same species live in a same place is called |
Community
Population
Consumers
All of these
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Identify correct trophic level of food chain |
Fox >>> rabbit >>> beetle
Dog >>> Rabbit >>> grass
Owl >>> Rat >>> Rabbit
Fox >>> beetle >>> Rabbit
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Succession starting in pond is called |
Hydrosere
Xerosere
Pioneers
None of these
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bare rocks are the habitats of |
Mosses
Lichens
Grasses
Trees
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Overgrazing resulted in |
Diminishing the grasses
Desert
Barren land
All of these
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Grazing is important |
To maintain the population of competitors
To maintain the population of grasses
To maintain the vigor of grasses
All of these
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A process in which green plants are eaten by animals is called |
Grazing
Predation
Commensalization
None of these
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Animals feed on green plants and grasses are called |
Grazers
Produces
Consumers
Predators
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A process in which one organism get benefit from the relationship is known as |
Grazing
Commensalism
Symbiosis
Mutualism
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This is a ------------------- relationship between algae and fungi |
Symbiotic
Mutualistic
Parasitic
Mycorrhizal
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Mycorrhiza is an association of |
Algae with roots of higher plants
Bryophytes with roots of higher plants
Fungi with roots of higher plants
Bacteria with roots of higher plants
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Bacterial live and get food from roots of plants is an example of |
Symbiosis
Mutualism
Parasitism
Infestation
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Benefits brings about by both of the organisms is called |
Mutualism
Symbiosis
Anabolism
catabolism
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Which one of a endoparasite of organisms |
Fungi causes dandruff in hair
Tapworms
Earthworms
Lices
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Parasites live outside of the body are |
Ectoparasites
Exoparasites
Endoparasites
All of these
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The association between a host and parasite is called |
Symbiosis
Mutualism
Parasitism
All of these
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Predation decreases by decreasing the prey due to |
Decrease in food
Decrease in water
Decrease in consumers
All of these
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Which of the following is not the true about predation |
Prey increases by increasing the predation
Predation increases by increasing the prey
Prey decreases by increasing the predation
Prey must follow the predation
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Predation is a process of |
Prey
Predator
Prey and predator
None of these
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The establishment of woody plants that inhibits the growth of most plants other than mosses in succession is known as |
Climax stage
Shrub stage
Tree stage
All of these
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Lichens have thick crust and live in extreme conditions is a successional stage of |
Foliage lichen
Crustose lichen
Moss stage
All of these
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Xerophytes can withstand with extreme conditions due to the presence of |
Large parenchyma cells in the leaf
Sunken stomata
Thick cuticle and palisade layer
All of these
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Which of the following is an example of primary succession |
Foliage stage
Moss stage
Hydrosere and xerosere
None of these
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--------------- begins forged from bare rocks, sand for where no previous life was found |
Secondary succession
Primary succession
Succession
Climax period
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A new system is developed after an existing ecosystem is called |
Primary ecosystem
Secondary ecosystem
Hydrosere
Xerosere
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In an ecosystem after succession, a new invaders are called |
Pioneers
Predecessors
Climax community
None of these
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Plant and animals replace the earlier ones in a way of |
Community relay
Succession
Predecessors
All of these
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Community structures of an ecosystem is called |
Biosphere
Succession
Progression
Climax community
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Food web is the group of various |
Food substances
Food chains
Trophic levels
All of these
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Food web maintains the stability of |
Environment
Biosphere
Ecosystem
Biotic components
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All food chains and food webs begin from |
Consumers
Green plants
Fungi and bryophytes
Dead organic matter
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Food chain is an example of |
Predation
Mode of nutrition
Trophic levels of food
All of these
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After digestion, decomposers releases |
Various organic substances from organic matter
Nitrates, phosphates, and calcium
Citric acid, tartaric acid and oxlic acid
All of these
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Decomposers get their food from |
Soil particles
Dead organic matter
Green plants
Living organisms
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Bacterial and fungi are mainly included in the group of |
Consumers
Decomposers
Producers
None of these
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Consumers |
Are primarily animals that obtain energy directly or indirectly from producers
Are primarily bacterial organisms that obtain energy directly or indirectly from producers
Are secondary animals that obtain energy directly or indirectly from producers
Are secondary plants that obtain energy directly or indirectly from producers
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------------------- are the autotrophs that capture and bring light energy into ecosystem |
Decomposers
Algae
Producers
None o these
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Which of the following is not true about abiotic components |
Water
Temperature
Consumers
Gravity
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53 |
Which of the following is not true about biotic components |
Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
Atmosphere
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All living organisms supported by biosphere are called |
Biotic components
Abiotic components
Autecology
Synecology
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