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#Question id: 10660


Given below are growth equations where dN/dt is defined as

A.  rN

B. rN[(K-N)/N]

With reference to the above equations, which one of the following statements is incorrect?

#Section 1: Ecology
  1. A represents exponential growth and B represents logistic growth.
  2. A represents no limiting resource and B represents limited resource
  3. A represents, Per capita growth rate increases over time while B represents per capita growth rate constant with respect to N
  4. A represents maximum growth rate at higher value of N and B represents maximum growth rate at half of carrying capacity 
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#Section 2: Evolution

 In The Origin of Species, Darwin propounded two major hypotheses:

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Christians interpreted the biblical account of Genesis literally and concluded that each species had been created individually by God in the same form it has today. This belief is known as

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#Section 2: Evolution

Carolus Linnaeus (1707–1778), who established the framework of modern taxonomy in his Systema Naturae (1735), won worldwide fame for his exhaustive classification of plants and animals, undertaken in the hope of discovering the pattern of the creation. Linnaeus classified,

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#Section 2: Evolution

The geologists ________ expounded the principle of uniformitarianism, holding that the same processes operated in the past as in the present and that the data of geology should therefore be explained by causes that we can now observe.

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Lamarck argued that species differ from one another because they have different needs, and so use certain of their organs and appendages. This hypothesis is known as?

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#Section 2: Evolution

The variation that arises is directed toward fixed goals, so that a species evolves in a predetermined direction by some kind of internal drive, without the aid of natural selection. This hypothesis is known as,