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NEET MCQ on Predators
1.
In this interaction, the interacting species stay close together
Predation, Parasitism, Commensalism
Competition and Mutualism
Amensalism, Commensalism
Amensalism, Predation and Parasitism
2.
Predation can be considered as
predator’s way of controlling prey’s energy level
nature’s way of controlling predators food chain
nature’s way of transferring energy to higher trophic levels
prey’s way to control the population
3.
This cannot be performed by predators
allowing herbivores to be filled with energy fixed by autotrophs
make the ecosystem stable
controls the species of prey
conduit for the transfer of energy
4.
Prey is small, predator is massive, typically filter feeders – whales and zooplankton and lichen, graph is found to be linear
Functional response
Type 3 functional response
Type 1 functional response
Type 2 functional response
5.
This can be a predator in a broad ecological context
crow
tiger
lion
seed eating sparrow
6.
Predators which consume almost everything are
generalist predators
predation
predators
specialist predators
7.
The reason why exotic species starts dispersing fast and turns invasive is
because of successful establishment of the food web
because of the lack of natural predator
because of lack of competition from other exotic plants
it gets better nutrition there
8.
In an ecosystem, if you discard predators in a hypothetical scenario causing few species to become extinct, it indicates
commensalism
parasitism
interspecific competition
intraspecific competition
9.
The starfish Pisaster amongst the rocky intertidal communities of the American Pacific coast is a significant
Competitor
Parasite
Predator
Prey
10.
Predators suppression of prey declines with the increasing impact of prey on the next lower trophic level such as the impact of herbivores on plants – this is
Predation cycles
Parasitism
Trophic cascades
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