The innate potential to grow in number’ does not follow which of the following statements?

1. Each species has this ability
2. When resources are unlimited only then it is realized
3. This is an ideal situation.
4. Resource availability is not that essential for the unimpeded growth

The equation of exponential growth curve of population has 'r’ that mean which of the following statements?

1. Extrinsic rate of natural increase
2. An important parameter for assessing impacts of only biotic factors on population growth
3. For Norway rat, it's value is 0.15
4. For flour beetle it is 0.12

What does K mean?

1. Nature's Carrying Capacity
2. Number of individuals of a species supported by nature as per the resources available
3. A maximum possible number of individuals of a species under practical circumstances.
4. All of these

In V-PL growth curve, the asymptote is reached when

1. It's lag phase
2. Just before the lag phase
3. At the time of curve reaching to K
4. The time before deacceleration.

Evolution of population

1. Maximizing Reproductive fitness
2. Low r value
3. Minimizing Darwinian fitness
4. Both B and C

Which of the following will breed more than once in their life cycle?

1. Pacific salmon fish
2. Bamboo
3. Cuckoo
4. Both A and C

Life History traits

1. Evolved with the constraints imposed by mainly the Abiotic Factors of that habitat
2. An intense research area
3. Both A and B

None of these

The biological community can have

1. An isolated population of plants which doesn't depend on animals and microbes
2. An isolated population of animals which doesn't depend on plants and microbes
3. An isolated population of microbes which doesn't depend on plants and animlas
4. No isolated population is possible there.

By a particular interaction in a population one species was harmed while other was benefited. Such interaction is called as

1. Competition
2. Predation
3. Parasitism
4. Both B and C

The interacting species live closely together in which of the following interaction?

1. Parasitism, Predation and Amensalism
2. Commensalism, Amensalism
3. Mutualism and Competition
4. Parasitism, Predation, Commensalism