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Organisms and Populations — BIOLOGY STD 12 Science — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 12 ScienceBIOLOGYOrganisms and Populations4 Marks
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Column AColumn B
(1) Organism(a) Large unit with specific climatic zone
(2) Population(b) Different species in particular area
(3) Community(c) Same species in a geographical area
(4) Biome(d) Basic unit of ecological hierarchy
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Column AColumn B
(1) Organism(d) Basic unit of ecological hierarchy
(2) Population(c) Same species in a geographical area
(3) Community(b) Different species in particular area
(4) Biome(a) Large unit with specific climatic zone

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