Secondary revision · Biology - G12
Biotic and Abiotic Interactions in Ecology
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Learn how living and non-living factors interact and affect organism distribution. Discover how organisms adapt to habitats, niches, and symbiotic relationships. Start exploring now!
What you'll practise (50 questions)
- In an ecosystem, living things interacting with non-living things represents?
- An adaptive feature of an organism is defined as one that helps the organism to ...
- 40 Which of the following is not an adaptive feature which enables insects to elude predators?
- What term is given to the mosquito based on its role in the transmission of malaria pathogen?
- Define the term pathogen.
- Name the malaria causing pathogen.
- Describe the methods of transmission of schistosomiasis (bilharzia). How can it be prevented and controlled?
- With reference to the disease bilharzia, discuss its signs and symptoms.
- With reference to the disease bilharzia, discuss its method of transmission.
- Explain the role of house flies in disease transmission.
- Discuss the cause, signs, symptoms and prevention of malaria.
- Using a pond as an example, describe the features of an ecosystem.
- Explain the effect of agriculture on an ecosystem.
- Describe the effects of agriculture on the ecosystem.
- Describe the effects of deforestation on the ecosystem.
- Explain the role of decomposers in the ecosystem.
- Explain the importance of the ecosystem.
- Explain the role of producers in the ecosystem.
- Explain the role of consumers in the ecosystem.
- Explain the difference between a virus and a bacterium.
- Explain the cause of tuberculosis (TB).
- Explain the symptoms of tuberculosis (TB).
- Explain the prevention of tuberculosis (TB).
- Explain the cause of cholera.
- Explain the symptoms of cholera.
- Explain the prevention of cholera.
- Explain the cause of malaria.
- Explain the symptoms of malaria.
- Explain the prevention of malaria.
- Explain the cause of typhoid.
- Explain the symptoms of typhoid.
- Explain the prevention of typhoid.
- Explain the cause of bilharzia (schistosomiasis).
- Explain the symptoms of bilharzia.
- Explain the prevention of bilharzia.
- Explain the cause of dysentery.
- Explain the symptoms of dysentery.
- Explain the prevention of dysentery.
- Explain the cause of influenza (flu).
- Explain the symptoms of influenza.
- Explain the prevention of influenza.
- Explain the cause of measles.
- Explain the symptoms of measles.
- Explain the prevention of measles.
- Explain the cause of chickenpox.
- Explain the symptoms of chickenpox.
- Explain the prevention of chickenpox.
- Explain the cause of tetanus.
- Explain the symptoms of tetanus.
- Explain the prevention of tetanus.
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