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Terrestrial Ecosystems
6 PYQs · Asked in 4 of 16 years · Free practice
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- Soil Ecology, Decomposition and Terrestrial Nutrient Cycling3 PYQs
- Tropical Forest Ecosystems2 PYQs
- Grassland and Savanna Ecosystems1 PYQ
- Temperate and Boreal Forest EcosystemsNo PYQs yet
- Desert and Semi-Arid EcosystemsNo PYQs yet
- Mountain and Alpine EcosystemsNo PYQs yet
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PYQs on Terrestrial Ecosystems 6 PYQs from 2011–2026
Prelims 2023
1 questionPrelims 2021
2 questionsWhich of the following are detritivores? 1. Earthworms 2. Jellyfish 3. Millipedes 4. Seahorses 5. Woodlice Select the correct answer using the code given below.
Attempt question Environment & EcologyTerrestrial EcosystemsGrassland and Savanna Ecosystems2021 · Q61The vegetation of savannah consists of grassland with scattered small trees, but extensive areas have no trees. The forest development in such areas is generally kept in check by one or more or a combination of some conditions. Which of the following are such conditions? 1. Burrowing animals and termites 2. Fire 3. Grazing herbivores 4. Seasonal rainfall 5. Soil properties Select the correct answer using the code given below.
Attempt questionPrelims 2013
2 questionsWith reference to the food chains in ecosystems, which of the following kinds of organism is/are known as decomposer organism/organisms? 1. Virus 2. Fungi 3. Bacteria Select the correct answer using the codes given below.
Attempt question Environment & EcologyTerrestrial EcosystemsTropical Forest Ecosystems2013 · Q55Which of the following is/are unique characteristic/characteristics of equatorial forests? 1. Presence of tall, closely set trees with crowns forming a continuous canopy 2. Coexistence of a large number of species 3. Presence of numerous varieties of epiphytes Select the correct answer using the codes given below.
Attempt questionPrelims 2011
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