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The following figure given below is a diagrammatic representation of organismic response to abiotic factors. What do (a), (b) and (c) represent respectively?

Updated On: Aug 15, 2022
  • (a) Conformers (b) Regulators (c) Partial regulators
  • (a) Regulators (b) Partial regulators (c) Conformers
  • (a) Regulators (b) conformer (c) Partial regulators
  • (a) Partial regulators (b) Conformers (c) Regulators
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The Correct Option is C

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1. A represents the response of regulators. The internal levels of body are maintained constantly in spite of changing external levels. 2. The response B is of conformers. The internal body levels change accordingly with the external levels. 3. The responses C is of partial regulators. They are only capable of maintaining internal levels up to a certain limit. So, the correct option is, 'A-Regulator B- Conformer C-Partial regulator'.
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An attached living system that lives in an environment is commonly known as an organism. These organisms are able to retain certain behaviors and structures. Some examples of organisms are plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, and humans. A group of these organisms leads to the formation of a population. The collection of the population forms a community that assists in the operation of ecosystems. 

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