$A$ : Five closely related species of warblers living on the same tree can avoid competition and co-exist.
$R$ : This occurs due to behavioural differences in their foraging activities.
Assertion and Reason both are correct and also correct explanation.
Assertion and Reason both are correct but not explanation of assertion.
Assertion is correct, but Reason is incorrect.
Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect.
Match the column $I$ and $II$
Column - $I$ | Column - $II$ |
$(a)$ Parasitism | $(i)$ $++$ |
$(b)$ Commensalism | $(ii)$ $+-$ |
$(c)$ Amensalism | $(iii)$ $0+$ |
$(d)$ Mutualism | $(iv)$ $0-$ |
Gause’s principle of competitive exclusion states that
Match the items in Column $I$ with those in Column $II$:
Column - $I$ | Column - $II$ |
$(a)$ Herbivores-Plants | $(i)$ Commensalism |
$(b)$ Mycorrhiza-Plants | $(ii)$ Mutualism |
$(c)$ Sheep-Cattle | $(iii)$ Predation |
$(d)$ Orchid-Tree | $(iv)$ Competition |
Select the correct option from following
$a.$ Loss of unnecessary sense organs
$b.$ Pressence of adhesive organs
$c.$ Presence of suckers
$d.$ High reproductive capacity
$e.$ Well developed digestive system
Choose correct option w.r.t. parasites
$(I)$ | $(II)$ | $(III)$ |
$(a)$ Parasitism | $(i)\,-,0$ | $(A)$ Both get benefitted |
$(b)$ Amensalism | $(ii)\,-,-$ | $(B)$ One get harmed other has no effect |
$(c)$ Competition | $(iii)\,+,-$ | $(C)$ Both get harmed |
$(d)$ Mutualism | $(iv)\,+,+$ | $(D)$ One is harmed and second is benefited |