Biology, asked by mohammednur035, 1 year ago

The number of Malaria patient increase in a village tremendously when a large number of frog were exported from the village on the basis of contact.

A.. what could be the cause for it.? explain with the help of foodchain ...

B.. what do you learn from the incidents...? what suggestion will you give..?

Answers

Answered by sourishdgreat1
1
Malarial mosquitoes are eaten by frogs. When frogs are removed, there would be no predator to that mosquito and hence they will increase their number and causes malaria more. Therefore there will be more malaria patients when there will be no frogs.

Malarial mosquito-> frogs


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Answered by vachhaninetra
5

Explanation:

This is because Frogs eat mosiquitoes . When frogs are exported The population of mosquitoes increased and the number of malarial patients also increased.

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