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_____ is the largest ecosystem present in the world.

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Important Questions on Structural Organisation in Living Organisms

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What will happen, if all the carnivores are removed from a forest?

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Which of the following is the type of biomes?
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Name the largest ecosystem present on the earth.
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Which of the following represents a tertiary consumer?
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Which of the following spheres of the earth prevents its undue heating during the daytime and cooling excessive at night?
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In grassland ecosystem, rabbit eats only plants. They eat plants faster than the plants can grow back. What must happen to bring the ecosystem into balance?

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A food web is more practical than a food chain for showing the feeding relationship in the ecosystem because:
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Different biospheres of the earth together constitutes the ecosystem.
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Study the food chain. Fill in the boxes 1 – 4 with words from the list.

Producers, Secondary consumers, Primary consumers, Decomposers 
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Explain the need for classifying the biosphere into different ecosystems.
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 How are producers different from scavengers?
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What is photosynthesis?  
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An ecosystem that had mice. What happens if more cats were added to it?

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Give one word for the following Structural and functional unit of biosphere _____.
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Why ecological balance is important in nature and explain with an example?
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Producers are important for the ecosystem, but not flesh-eaters.
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No ecosystem can survive without light.
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Highest level of organisation in the living world is-
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What happens when two animals having similar habits share one ecosystem?

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 Distinguish between producers and consumers in detail.