Which competition is more intense?

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11.Organisms and Populations

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Which competition is more intense?

Intraspecific competition

Interspecific competition

Both $(a)$ and $(b)$

Predation

Solution

Competition Rivalary between two or more organisms for obtaining the same resources. Competition is of two types $e . g .$, intraspecific and interspecific

Differences between Intraspecific and Interspecific Competition

Intraspecific Competition	Interspecific Competition
It is competition among individuals of the same species.	The competition is amongst the members of different species.
The competition is for all the requirements	The competition is for one or a few requirements.
	The competing individuals have different types of adaptations.
The competing individuals have similar type of adaptation.	It is less severe as the similar needs are a few and the adaptations are different.
It is more severe due to similar needs and adaptations.

Standard 12

Biology

Barnacles growing on the back of a whale is example of ………

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Gause’s principle of competitive exclusion states that

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(NEET-2016)

When the organisms live together in such a manner that one organism is benifitted, while other has no effects, it is called

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Match List $I$ with List $II$ :

List $I$ (Interaction) List $II$ (Species $A$ and $B$)

$A$. Mutualism $I$. $+(A), 0(B)$

$B$. Commensalism $II$. $-(A), 0(B)$

$C$. Amensalism $III$. $+(A),-(B)$

$D$. Parasitism $IV$. $+(A),+(B)$

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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(NEET-2023)

Name important defence mechanisms in plants against herbivory.

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List $I$ (Interaction)	List $II$ (Species $A$ and $B$)
$A$. Mutualism	$I$. $+(A), 0(B)$
$B$. Commensalism	$II$. $-(A), 0(B)$
$C$. Amensalism	$III$. $+(A),-(B)$
$D$. Parasitism	$IV$. $+(A),+(B)$

Which competition is more intense?

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Match List $I$ with List $II$ :

List $I$ (Interaction) List $II$ (Species $A$ and $B$)

$A$. Mutualism $I$. $+(A), 0(B)$

$B$. Commensalism $II$. $-(A), 0(B)$

$C$. Amensalism $III$. $+(A),-(B)$

$D$. Parasitism $IV$. $+(A),+(B)$

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