Autecology and synecology

What is edge species

• Species occur abundantly in the Ecotone

• Species on the verge of extinction

• Rare species

• Endemic species

Which is the second largest in species richness

• Desert

• Tundra

• Coral reefs

• Flowing water

Animal which consumes Decaying organic matter

• Carnivore

• Detritivore

• Herbivore

• Producer

An ecosystem gradually merges with an adjoining one through a transition zone is called

• Ecological niche

• Ecological footprint

• Ecotone

• Shore effect

What is hibernation and aestivation

• Thermal adaptation shown by animals

• Wind adaptation shown by animals

• Adaptation of animals to escape from predator

• None

What is canopy

• Uppermost layer of forest

• Ground level of forest

• Soil in forest

• Climbers on trees

Coral reefs in India can be seen In

• Andaman nicobar

• Himalayan region

• Uttarpradesh

• Maharashtra

All the gene of a population are called

• Gene pool

• Genome

• Gene bunch

• Gene population

Study of individual organism

• Synecology

• Population ecology

• Autecology

• Human ecology

The place where the river meets the sea is called

• Esturies

• Oceans

• Lake

• Wetland