Q.1. What are the two basic categories of ecosystem? Give two examples to each. Ans. Terrestrial Ex- Grassland Forest Aquatic Ex- Pond Wetland Q. 2. […]
All point is homeostasis. Structure of an Ecosystem
All ecosystems, even the ultimate biosphere are open systems. There is necessarily at least an inflow and outflow of energy. Balance of ecosystem means balance […]
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This paper considers whether technology is neutral or not. The big question answered by this essay is “Is it humans who abuse technology or technology […]
Populations general rule, the environment that presents itself
Populations that are efficient enough to withstand competition and that have a sufficiently broad niche to insure their survival can be found in the community […]
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In the Krusadi area a luxuriant growth of sea weeds such as Sargassum, Caulerpa, Turbinnria, Spatoglo- ssum, Gracilaria, Ulva, Enteromorpha, Chaetomorpha and Polysi- phonia. The […]
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1. Specific Heat: Water is capable of storing tremendous quantities of heat energy with a relatively small rise in temperature. In this property, it is […]
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The whole landscape would be clothed with a uniform plant and animal community. All other communities than the climax are related to the climax by […]
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thepremise of what we allude to as the broadband “ecosystem.” In thisnote, we characterize the broadband ecosystem as a multi – layered arrangementof interconnected high […]
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ABSTRACT An ongoing research since October 2017 until April 2017 is beingconducted in USM main campus and Bukit Dumbar regarding the relationshipbetween host and parasitic […]
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1. Blackburnian warbler: Top level of evergreen trees. 2. Black-throated green warbler: Middle level of evergreen trees. 3. Magnolia warbler: Low level of evergreen trees. […]
