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1) In many aquatic bio-systems, the biomass pyramid is  A) Non-existent  B) Upright  C) Inverted  D) Ever changing in shape Solution :  In many aquatic ecosystems, the biomass pyramid is inverted due to the high turnover rate of primary producers.  Phytoplankton , the primary producers in aquatic ecosystems, reproduce rapidly and have a short lifespan, creating a small biomass.  Zooplankton and other primary consumers can have a larger biomass than the phytoplankton they consume, resulting in an inverted pyramid.  This inversion is typical in aquatic environments where the energy flow is high but the standing biomass of primary producers is low.  2) The biomass in the upper trophic levels is generally ______ as compared to the lower trophic levels.  A)Very high  B) Very low  C) Similar  D) Sequenced Solution : The biomass in higher trophic levels (e.g., carnivores) is less than in lower trophic levels (e.g., plants)....

  List of Important Articles of Indian Constitution The 25 parts of the Indian Constitution are listed below, along with the articles covered under each part. Parts Subject Articles  Part I The Union and its territory Articles 1 to 4 Part II Citizenship Articles 5 to 11 Part III Fundamental Rights Articles 12 to 35 Part IV Directive Principles Articles 36 to 51 Part IVA Fundamental Duties Article 51A Part V The Union Articles 52-151 Part VI The States Article 152-237 Part VII States in the B part of the First Schedule Repealed by 7th Constitutional Amendment Act of 1956 - Part VIII The Union Territories Articles 239 to 242 Part IX The Panchayats Articles 243 to 243O Part IXA The Municipalities Articles 243P to 243ZG Part IXB Co-operative Societies Articles 243H to 243ZT Part X The Scheduled and Tribal Areas Articles 244 to 244A Part XI Relations between the Union and the States Part XII Finance, Property, Contracts, and Suits Part XIII Trade, Commerce, and Intercourse within t...