Biology, asked by sai200147, 11 months ago

The most ecologically relevant environmental factor decreases progressively
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From poles towards the equator
From mountain tops to the plains
From equator towards the poles
From forests of Canada to the forests of Kerala

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Answered by shayamalipaul19
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Answer:

Our living world is fascinatingly diverse and amazingly complex. We can try to understand its complexity by investigating processes at various levels of biological organisation – macromolecules, cells, tissues, organs, individual organisms, population, communities and ecosystems and biomes. At any level of biological organisation we can ask two types of questions – for example, when we hear the bulbul singing early morning in the garden, we may ask – ‘How does the bird sing ?’ Or, ‘Why does the bird sing ?’ The ‘how-type’ questions seek the mechanism behind the process while the ‘why- type’ questions seek the significance of the process. For the first question in our example, the answer might be in terms of the operation of the voice box and the vibrating bone in the bird, whereas for the second question the answer may lie in the bird’s need to communicate with its mate during breeding season. When you observe nature around you with a scientific frame of mind you will certainly come up with many interesting questions of both types – Why are night-blooming flowers generally white? How does the bee know which flower has nectar? Why does cactus have so many thorns? How does the chick recognise her own mother ?, and so on.

Answered by smartbrainz
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The most ecologically relevant environmental factor decreases progressively

From equator towards the poles

Option 3

Explanation:

  • the environmental factor which helps in the growth of most of the organism is warm weather with plenty of rainfall fullstuff such type of weather is found maximum in the equator.
  • The most difficult climate for organisms to live on is the extremes of gold which is found towards the pole.
  • As we move from the equator to the poles the amount of rainfall decreases and the temperature also decreases. Hens the most ecologically relevant environmental factor decreases from the equator towards the pole.

To know more about the climate at the poles and the equator,

Why is the climate near the equator different from the near the poles ...

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