Select different levels of organization in the living world.
Select different levels of organization in the living world.
The correct options are
A Population
B Community
C Ecosystem
All organisms interact with each other and other living and non-living components in their environment for survival. This interaction forms a different level of the organization includes population, community, ecosystem and biosphere.
Population: All members or individuals of a particular species living in a particular area constitute its population.
Community: All organisms living together in an area make up a community. For example, the population of all plant and animal species living in a specific area together constitute a community.
Ecosystem: Communities comprising the population of various organisms that live together in an area and interact with the non-living things of an environment form the ecosystem.
Biosphere: All the ecosystems on the earth together make up the biosphere, which is the highest level of organization.
A
Population
B
Community
C
Ecosystem
All organisms interact with each other and other living and non-living components in their environment for survival. This interaction forms a different level of the organization includes population, community, ecosystem and biosphere.
Population: All members or individuals of a particular species living in a particular area constitute its population.
Community: All organisms living together in an area make up a community. For example, the population of all plant and animal species living in a specific area together constitute a community.
Ecosystem: Communities comprising the population of various organisms that live together in an area and interact with the non-living things of an environment form the ecosystem.
Biosphere: All the ecosystems on the earth together make up the biosphere, which is the highest level of organization.
