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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 4

Functional aspect of a species with reference to its place of occurrence is:

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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 20

Match the columns of size with soil particles

  Column I   Column II
a 0.2-200 mm (i) silt
b Less than 0.002 mm (ii) Clay
c 0.02-0.2 mm (iii) Coarse sand particles
d 0.002-0.02 mm (iv) Fine sand particles

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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 53

Praying mantis is a good example of

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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 78

Animals undergo inactive stage during winter. It is

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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 79

Dominant producers of neritic zone of sea are

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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 80

Humus is formed in

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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 81

Competition causes

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Alpha Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 35 - Organisms and Populations>Exercise-3>Q 97

If you compare adults of two herbivore species of different sizes, but from the same geographical area, the amount of faeces produced per kg body weight would be: