Ecosystem questions
336 published questions with worked solutions.
- A much larger fraction of energy flows in an aquatic ecosystem through
- A much smaller fraction of energy flows in a terrestrial ecosystem through
- The green plants in an ecosystem which can trap solar energy to convert it into chemical bond energy are called
- The organisms, which attack dead animals, are
- A bear that eats a fish that further ate bugs that ate algae is a
- In grazing food chain, energy comes from
- Consider the following statements. I. In a food chain one organism holds only one position II. In a food chain the flow of energy...
- All the animals that depend on plants for food are called
- The role of a cow in a food chain is
- The ecological pyramid that is always upright
- Consider the following statements about food chain. I. The transfer of energy from producers to top consumers through a series of...
- Consider the following statements about food web. I. One organism holds more than one position II. The flow of energy is very...
- In what order do a hawk, grass and rabbit form a food chain in a meadow?
- Food chain refers to
- Autotrophs
- The pyramid of biomass will be inverted in the ecosystem of
- A sequence of species or organisms through which food energy passes in a community is called
- In a food chain, the maximum population is of
- To show how many organisms are present at each level of a food chain, ecologists use a model called
- The tiger biomass is 10 kg in a grass-deer-tiger food chain. The grass biomass will be
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