According to Alexander von Humboldt :
1. | Species richness decreases with increasing area of exploration |
2. | Species richness increases with the increasing area, but only up to a limit |
3. | There is no relationship between species richness and the area explored |
4. | Species richness goes on increasing with increasing area of exploration |
Statement l: | Rain forests, which used to cover more than 14% of the earth's land surface, are now reduced to 6%. |
Statement II: | The Amazon rain forest has the greatest biodiversity on earth. |
Alexander Von Humboldt described for the first time:
1. Laws of limiting factor
2. Species-Area relationships
3. Population Growth equations
4. Ecological Biodiversity
Statement I: | Tropics have greater biodiversity than other areas on Earth. |
Statement II: | Tropics are farthest from the equator on the Earth. |
I: | The first aquarium has more species diversity than the second aquarium. |
II: | Over time, the community within second aquarium will be more stable than first aquarium. |