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The carbon dioxide (CO
2
) taken by the producers from the atmosphere is converted into
primary compounds
organic compounds
inorganic compounds
terrestrial compounds
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The consumers that are fed on plants or the products of plants are called
primary consumers
secondary consumers
tertiary consumers
primary decomposers
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Where does Rhizobium live?
animal stomach
human intestine
animals brain
root nodules
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The animals that are fed on plants are classified as
secondary producers
herbivores
carnivores
omnivores
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The food web is a network of
predates
food chains
herbivores
consumers
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The movement of inorganic compounds and elements is classified as
geochemical cycles
kinematic cycles
nutrient cycles
biomass cycles
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The example of mutualism is
mosquitoes and protozoan
rhizobium and protozoan
protozoan and termites
rhizobium and termites
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The establishment of new forest is
deforestation
reforestation
afforestation
forestation
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The group of same species organisms that live in specific habitat at a specific time is classified as
ecosystem
population
community
biosphere
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Considering the ecological organizations, the range between tops of the highest mountains and floor of oceans is classified as
biosphere
exosphere
troposphere
stratosphere
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