Biology, asked by tejas001, 9 months ago

the pattern of ecosystem in which density and distribution of species vary along a horizontal gradient is. a) zonation
b) stratification
c) ecological niche
d) speciation ​

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Answered by orangesquirrel
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The pattern of ecosystem in which density and distribution of species vary along a horizontal gradient is zonation.

* Plants and animals are classified based on certain parameters such as depth,altitude, etc. and accordingly each of them is designated to a particular zone.

* Along a gradient, a specific pattern of flora or fauna are observed in the ecosystem.

* There can also be overlapping of species at the junction of two zones which is mainly due to competition or predation.

Answered by mariospartan
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The pattern of ecosystem in which density and distribution of species vary along horizontal gradient is Zonation.

Option A

EXPLANATION:

  • In ecology there are various terms that are used to show "distribution and density of population" in any area, one such term is zonation.
  • Zonation is a pattern of an ecosystem in which density and distribution of species vary along the horizontal gradient, which is in the height or the depth of a given system.
  • The population distribution varies because of the variation in the resources along this gradient.
  • For example, in a deep-sea, population of species decreases in increase in depth of sea because the nutrients and resources decrease with depth.
  • Similarly, in mountains, population decreases with increase in height of the mountain. This horizontal gradient is called as zonation.

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