Description : A high density of elephant population in an area can result in (a) intraspecific competition (b) interspecific competition (c) predation on one another (d) mutualism.
Last Answer : (d) mutualism.
Description : Functions of territoriality are: a) spacing members of a species. b) decreasing competition among members of a species. c) increasing social stability of a species. d) all of the above
Last Answer : ANSWER: D -- ALL OF THE ABOVE
Description : What is an example of intraspecific competition ?
Last Answer : Intraspecific competition practically occurs in all species, for example, the competition of humans for a job.
Description : According to Darwin, the organic evolution is due to (a) competition within closely related species (b) reduced feeding efficiency in one species due to the presence of interfering species (c) intraspecific competition (d) interspecific competition.
Last Answer : (c) intraspecific competition
Description : Crop plants grown in monoculture are (a) highly prone to pests (b) low in yield (c) free from intraspecific competition (d) characterised by poor root system.
Last Answer : a) highly prone to pests
Description : Competition for resources between two different species is called: a) predation b) interspecific competition c) intraspecific competition d) competitive exclusion
Last Answer : ANSWER: B -- INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION
Description : . In which of the following interactions both partners are adversely affected? (a) Parasitism (b) Mutualism (c) Competition (d) Predation
Last Answer : (d) Predation
Description : What is the difference between dominance hierarchies and social stratification?
Last Answer : Complexity. Also, dominance hierarchies are usually defined (and settled) by physical factors, or physical contests of strength. While physical size/strength may play a role in social ... have) that the same abstract evolutionary mechanisms underlie both dominance hierarchies and social castes.
Description : State weather the following statement is true or false for Hierarchical Routing 1). In hierarchical routing, the routers are divided into regions. 2) Each router is having the idea about internal structure of other regions 3). ... C. 1. false, 2. false, 3. false D. 1. true, 2. false, 3. true
Last Answer : D. 1. true, 2. false, 3. true
Description : Write about: Janapada ,Territoriality and Autonomous Functioning
Last Answer : Write about: (a) Janapada (b) Territoriality and Autonomous Functioning
Description : Sense of territoriality and the ensuing awareness of autonomy were the main factors responsible for the __________
Last Answer : Sense of territoriality and the ensuing awareness of autonomy were the main factors responsible for ... d) formation of ancient janapadas in India.
Description : Roger McKinney complains to his advertising director that the continuing slump in orders has apparently been perpetuated by the firm's failure to have the necessary advertising expenditures in key media. Based on ... . A)percent -of-sales B)objective -and -task C)competition -matching D)arbitrary
Last Answer : A)percent -of-sales
Description : Intraspecific varieties of cotton
Last Answer : Ans.H-4, 6, Savita, Surya (hybrid), JKHY-1
Description : Why is cannibalism an inharmonious intraspecific ecological interaction ?
Last Answer : In cannibalism an individual eat other of the same species (occurs in some insects and arachnids). Since it is an interaction between beings of the same species and at least ... intraspecific ecological interaction is justified. Symbiosis and Other Interactions - Image Diversity: cannibalism
Description : What are the main intraspecific ecological interactions ?
Last Answer : The main harmonious intraspecific ecological interactions are colonies and societies. The main inharmonious intraspecific ecological interactions are intraspecific competition and cannibalism. Symbiosis and Other Interactions - Image Diversity: colonies animal societies
Description : What are intraspecific and interspecific ecological interactions ?
Last Answer : Intraspecific ecological interactions are those between individuals of the same species. Interspecific ecological interactions are ecological interactions between individuals of different species.
Description : Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched? (a) Parasitism - intraspecific relationship (b) Uricotelism - aquatic habitat (c) Excessive perspiration - xeric adaptation (d) Streamlined body - aquatic adaptation
Last Answer : d) Streamlined body - aquatic adaptation
Description : Red cardinal hanging around for two days pecking at car side mirror?
Last Answer : Hey, welcome to Fluther. I’ve seen cardinals do that with reflective windows. He probably thinks he sees another male and is trying to fight him. Just be glad that it’s not a peacock or a vulture! They can do some serious damage to cars.
Description : Why is a bird trying to get into the house--pecking at the window?
Last Answer : Yep.Sometimes they will fly at the window to scare off the competition. I am not sure where you live but alot of warblers have that coloration where I am at.
Description : Does your food have a pecking order?
Last Answer : Nah, but usually if I eat something salty, I’m going to eat something sweet and vice versa.
Description : Any ideas how to stop chickens pecking each other?
Last Answer : Cut off their peckers? Sorry. I just couldn’t resist.
Description : Why is the woodpecker pecking at my house?
Last Answer : is your house wood?
Description : The cat began to scare terribly. Don't know what it can be?
Last Answer : Terrible? Go to the vet with her - in theory it may be a change of hair, but if it is sudden and "terrible", it is rather indicated as a disease.
Description : What is the comparison between pecking order theory and trade off theory?
Last Answer : Need answer
Description : Do tigers have a pecking order?
Last Answer : No, tigers are largely solitary hunters.The only time they live in groups is a female with young, butonce she has trained them to hunt she abandons them and they mustlive individually.
Description : how do i get rid of a robin that keeps pecking on windows in my house, its becoming a very big nuisance.?
Last Answer : Robins are easily frightened. Consider getting a cat or a dog. Even if the robin isn't killed by your pet, they will most likely be scared back to a safe distance. Also consider getting ... possibility that the robin is pecking at your windows for a reason. Is there something attractive about them?
Description : The process of preventing the birds from flying is called – (1) brailing (2) debeaking (3) dubbing (4) pecking
Last Answer : (1) brailing Explanation: Brailing is the practice of preventing a bird from flying by tying the wing so that it is impossible for the bird to open it fully. The brail is a clear plastic ... rivets, which will be used to restrain his wing. Brailing the birds helps prevent injuries during shipment.
Description : The process of preventing the birds from flying is called (1) brailing (2) debeaking (3) dubbing (4) pecking
Last Answer : brailing
Description : The type of relationship in which one organism is benefited while there is no effect on other is (a) Symbiosis (b) Commensalisms (c) Mutualism (d) Parasitism
Last Answer : Ans:(b)
Description : Which type of association is found in between entomophilous flower and pollinating agent? (a) Mutualism (b) Commensalism (c) Co-operation (d) Co-evolution
Last Answer : (d) Co-evolution
Description : What is mutualism?
Last Answer : A: Mutualism is a type of symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit from the interaction.
Description : Are my examples of obligate and facultative mutualism right?
Last Answer : a good one as well?
Last Answer : two Plants This one The other On Depending By Survive To stay Mutualism Says.
Description : What is the definition and examples of mutualism?
Last Answer : The doctrine of mutual dependence as the condition of individual and social welfare.
Description : What is mutualism Describe how mutualism affects organisms.?
Last Answer : Mutualism can be contrasted with interspecific competition, in which each species experiences reduced fitness, and exploitation, or parasitism, in which one species benefits at the expense of the other.
Description : What is mutualism ?
Last Answer : Mutualism is the ecological interaction in which both participants benefit and that is obligatory for their survival. Mutualism is a harmonious (positive) ecological interaction. Mutualism is also ... offer nitrogen to these plants. Symbiosis and Other Interactions - Image Diversity: mutualism
Description : Barnacles growing on the back of whale is an example for --------? A. mutualism B. parasitism C. amensalism D. commensalism (Answer)
Last Answer : D. commensalism (Answer)
Last Answer : When two organisms live together and provide benefits to each other the phenomenon is called mutualism and the organisms are called mutualists.
Description : Certain bacteria living in a human's large intestine help to produce vitamin K. This relationship is an example of D A. Animal parasitism B. Plant parasitism C. Commensalism D. Mutualism
Last Answer : Mutualism
Description : A mutually beneficial association necessary for survival of both partners is (a) mutualism/symbiosis (b) commensalism (c) amensalism (d) both (a) and (b).
Last Answer : (a) mutualism/symbiosis
Description : Association of animals when both partners are benefitted (a) colony (b) mutualism (c) commensalism (d) ammensalism
Last Answer : (b) mutualism
Description : If ‘+’ sign is assigned to beneficial interaction, ‘–’ sign to detrimental and ‘O’ sign to neutral interaction, then the population interaction represented by ‘+’ ‘–’ refers to (a) mutualism (b) amensalism (c) commensalism (d) parasitism.
Last Answer : (d) parasitism.
Description : Mycorrhizae are the example of (a) amensalism (b) antibiosis (c) mutualism (d) fungistasis.
Last Answer : (c) mutualism
Description : Which one of the following population interactions is widely used in medical science for the production of antibiotics? (a) Commensalism (b) Mutualism (c) Parasitism (d) Amensalism
Last Answer : (d) Amensalism
Description : Niche overlap indicates (a) mutualism between two species (b) active cooperation between two species (c) two different parasites on the same host (d) sharing of one or more resources between the two species.
Last Answer : (d) sharing of one or more resources between the two species.
Description : 20. The interaction between Fig tree and wasp is called (a) Commensalism (b) Ammensalism © Mutualism (d) Parasitism
Last Answer : © Mutualism
Description : Mycorrhizae are the example of: (1) Amensalism (2) Antibiosis (3) Mutualism (4) Fungistasis
Last Answer : (3) Mutualism
Description : Which one of the following population interactions is widely used in medical science for the production of antibiotics ? (1) Commensalism (2) Mutualism (3) Parasitism (4) Amensalism
Last Answer : (4) Amensalism