Comment on the following figures: 1, 2 a | Class 12 Biology Chapter Organisms and Population, Organisms and Population NCERT Solutions

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Comment on the following figures: 1, 2 and 3:
A, B, C. D, G, P, Q, R, S are species

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Figure 1 represents the interaction between the individuals of single population of the same species A and with their environment.

Figure 2 represents the interaction between individuals of three different species A, B and C that are living in a community.

Figure 3 represents the biome (distinct ecological community of plants and animals which lives together in a particular climate) having three different communities which are at different stages of development.

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