Answer to question 7.
Tropical rainforests are rainforests found near equator which
receive most sunlight and rain water than temperate and obviously
the polar region.
Therefore the plant and algal species are very diverse due to
abundant photosynthesis to accumulate biomass.
This biomass supports the heterotrophs leading to more diverse
ecosystems.
Amazon rainforest and Brazilian rainforest are good example of rain
forests.
The correct option is only c. rainforests are
biologically more diverse than other ecosystems.
Wrong options : a , b , d,e.
a. rainforests are biologically less diverse than other
ecosystems on earth
reason : Tropical rainforests are rainforests found near equator
which receive most sunlight and rain water than temperate and
obviously the polar region.
Therefore the plant and algal species are very diverse due to
abundant photosynthesis to accumulate biomass.
This biomass supports the heterotrophs leading to more diverse
ecosystems.
b. The number of tree species and butterfly species are
about the same throughout the ecosystems of the
world.
Reason : Number and type of trees are never similar throughout the
ecosystems of the world due to different environmental conditions
which changes the flora and fauna of places .
D. as many as 400 species a day are lost due to human
activity.
Reason : the number of species lost a day are nearly 150 to
200 According to the UN Environment Programme. Given
number 400 is nearly double the value Of UN environment programme.
.
7. Tropical rainforests have many species that are found in great abundance. A study in the...
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