Differentiate between the following:
(a) herbivores and carnivores (with examples)
(b) atta and maida

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(a)

Herbivores Carnivores

They eat only plants. They eat only flesh of other animals.

Examples: cow, deer Examples: tiger, lion

(b)

Atta Maida

When whole-wheat seeds are grounded, it is called atta. When the husk is removed before grinding the seeds of wheat, we get white flour or maida.

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Herbivores	Carnivores
They eat only plants.	They eat only flesh of other animals.
Examples: cow, deer	Examples: tiger, lion

Atta	Maida
When whole-wheat seeds are grounded, it is called atta.	When the husk is removed before grinding the seeds of wheat, we get white flour or maida.

Differentiate between the following: (a) herbivores and carnivores (with examples) (b) atta and maida

(a) Herbivores Carnivores They eat only plants. They eat only flesh of other animals. Examples: cow, deer Examples: tiger, lion (b) Atta Maida When whole-wheat seeds are grounded, it is called atta. When the husk is removed before grinding the seeds of wheat, we get white flour or maida.

Differentiate between the following:
(a) herbivores and carnivores (with examples)
(b) atta and maida

(a)

Herbivores Carnivores

They eat only plants. They eat only flesh of other animals.

Examples: cow, deer Examples: tiger, lion

(b)

Atta Maida

When whole-wheat seeds are grounded, it is called atta. When the husk is removed before grinding the seeds of wheat, we get white flour or maida.