The desert is one of the most barren biomes on Earth. The desert may appear devoid of life with the scorching heat, scarce water, and limited vegetation. The desert food chain and food web show how organisms adapt to survive … Read more
Contents Introduction:Symbiosis:Antagonism:A) Positive interaction:b) Negative interaction:Neutralism:Commensalism:Amensalism:Mutualism:Competition:Parasitism:Predation:Key Points (Relation of organisms with the same and different species)FAQs about Relation of organisms with the same and different speciesReferences:Introduction: This article will cover the “relation of organisms with the same and different species” … Read more
Contents Introduction:Climatic factor: Edaphic factor: Topographic factor: Ecological Amplitude:Importance of ecological amplitude:Introduction: Ecology studies the interactions between organisms and their physical and biotic environment. The physical environment can be built (i.e., created by people) or it can be natural (i.e., … Read more
Ernst Haeckel introduced Haeckel’s Three kingdom classification system; the three kingdoms were Animalia, Plantae, and Protista. Contents IntroductionFeatures of Haeckel’s Three kingdom classification systemKingdom PlantaeKingdom Animalia Kingdom ProtistaObjections and LimitationsKey Points:Questions about the Three Kingdom classification systemReferences and SourcesIntroduction Ernst Haeckel … Read more
What happens to food when you swallow it? How does it become the energy and nutrition your body needs? The answer is in your body’s digestive system, which starts in your mouth and extends all the way to your small … Read more
The living things in an ecosystem that affect other living things or the environment are referred to as biotic factors. Tropical rainforests (also known as tropical evergreen forests) are found in the equatorial regions of Earth and are home to … Read more
