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Answer to: Why is the problem of predation in plants more severe than that in animals?

Problem of predation is severe for plants because they cannot move away from their predators.

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Answer to: Write what the phytophagous insects feed on.

Phytophagous insects feed on the sap and other parts of the plants.

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Answer to: Why do predators avoid eating monarch butterfly? How does the butterfly develop this protective feature?

The monarch butterfly is highly distasteful to the predators. It is due to a chemical present in its body; the butterfly acquires this chemical duri...

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Answer to: Why are predators ‘prudent’ in nature?

Predators are prudent in nature because if a predator is too efficient and over-exploits its prey, then the prey might become extinct and following it...

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Answer to: Write one common feature among predation, parasitism and commensalism.

In all these, the interacting species live closely together and one of the species is benefitted.

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Answer to: Why are cattle and goats not browsing the Calotropis growing in the fields?

Calotropis plants produce highly toxic cardiac glycosides; hence, the cattle avoid browsing them.

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Answer to: Mention any two reasons why plants depend on other organisms for their survival, even though they make their own organic food.

(i) Plants depend on animals (mainly insects) for pollination. (ii) They also depend on animals for dispersal of seeds and/or fruits. (iii) They...

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Answer to: Why have life history variations evolved?

Life history variations have evolved in organisms to maximise their reproductive fitness or Darwinian fitness in their natural habitats.

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Answer to: What does nature’s carrying capacity for a species indicate?

It refers to the maximum number of individuals of a population that the given environment can sustain with its resources.

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Answer to: Define mortality.

Mortality refers to the number of deaths in the population during a given period.

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Answer to: Define natality.

Natality is defined as the number of births that are added to the initial density in a population during a given period of time.

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Answer to: Define population density.

Population density refers to the total number of individuals of a species present per unit area or volume at a given time.

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