Ecology
Description: GATE_LS_Zoology_Ecology | |
Number of Questions: 20 | |
Created by: Karuna Seth | |
Tags: GATE_LS_Zoology_Ecology Ecology |
Which of following sets is of threatened Indian wild life species?
Ratio between the energy flow at various points along the food chain, when represented as percentage, is known as
“Parasitic flies are sometime more crucial insect’s enemies than are Hymenoptera. Tachina fly has a wide variety of caterpillar hosts and normally achieve in keeping several of them under total subjugation.” This statement precisely builds association between tachina fly and caterpillars. Keeping in sight the form of mouth parts found in the order diptera, the fly-caterpillar association is build through
Few populations of insects have one generation/year. Few insects depend on annual crops as well. Besides, there is the event called algal bloom. In all such cases, what is the growth curve?
The most striking set of characteristic of the deep sea includes
Which pair is not properly matched?
Which of following chemicals is not associated with biological magnification?
Ancient world cuckoos and brown-headed cowbird of North America do not make nests of their own. Rather they deposit their eggs in the other birds’ nests. Such type of relationship is termed as
Ecological equivalents are taxonomically different organisms, which occupy
Which of following options is not right pertaining to the alterations in abiotic environment?
Removal of keystone predators from a community will result in
DDT spraying in ponds is harmful because it
Nitrates are useful for maximizing production of food. Yet, the extra nitrates we utilize in the fields mixed with drinking water results in
Which of following options is true?
Directions: Zoogeography is a branch of biogeography which is concerned with the geographical distribution (past and present) of animal species. Biogeography is the study of distribution of species and ecosystem in geographical regions and through the geological time. Biological communities and organisms differ in an extremely regular pattern along geographical gradients of elevation, altitude, isolation and habitat region.
Eulittoral zone provides which of the following sets of dominant habitat?
Directions: Species diversity is the potent number of several species which are represented in the collection of individuals (dataset). The potent number of species defines the number of equally-abundant species required to get the similar mean equivalent species abundance, as which is observed in dataset of interest. Species diversity is composed of 2 components-species richness (species count) and species evenness (measures how equal is the abundance of species).
Which of following may achieve protection and conservation of biodiversity?
Directions: Species diversity is the potent number of several species which are represented in the collection of individuals (dataset). The potent number of species defines the number of equally-abundant species required to get the similar mean equivalent of species abundance, as which is observed in dataset of interest. Species diversity is composed of 2 components-species richness (species count) and species evenness (measures how equal is the abundance of species).
In India, lion-tailed Macaque is observed only in
Which of the following statements is correct?
Directions: Zoogeography is a branch of biogeography which is concerned with the geographical distribution (past and present) of animal species. Biogeography is the study of distribution of species and ecosystem in geographical regions and through the geological time. Biological communities and organisms differ in an extremely regular pattern along geographical gradients of elevation, altitude, isolation and habitat region.
Study the following pairs, and select the correctly matched pair(s).
Match the Column I (Name of Scientists) with Column II (Concepts/discipline) and choose the right answer.
Column I (Name of Scientists) | Column II (Concepts/discipline) |
A. Turesson | 1. Life forms |
B. Harper | 2. Energy flow in ecosystem |
C. Lindeman | 3. Population biology |
D. Raunkiaer | 4. Genecology |