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Arrange the following in their decreasing order of species. Fishes, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibian (a) Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Reptiles $>$ Amphibian (b) Fishes $>$ Reptiles $>$ Birds $>$ Amphibian (c) Reptiles $>$ Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Amphibian (d) Amphibian $>$ Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Reptiles

Name: Problem 11, Chapter 15: Objective Biology for NEET
Uploaded: 2021-11-11T08:24:50-08:00
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Description: Arrange the following in their decreasing order of species. Fishes, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibian (a) Fishes > Birds > Reptiles > Amphibian (b) Fishes > Reptiles > Birds > Amphibian (c) Reptiles > Fishes > Birds > Amphibian (d) Amphibian > Fishes > Birds > Reptiles

   Arrange the following in their decreasing order of species. Fishes, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibian
(a) Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Reptiles $>$ Amphibian
(b) Fishes $>$ Reptiles $>$ Birds $>$ Amphibian
(c) Reptiles $>$ Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Amphibian
(d) Amphibian $>$ Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Reptiles

Objective Biology for NEET

Rajiv Vijay 2nd Edition

Chapter 15, Problem 11

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11/11/2021

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Arrange the following in their decreasing order of species. Fishes, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibian (a) Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Reptiles $>$ Amphibian (b) Fishes $>$ Reptiles $>$ Birds $>$ Amphibian (c) Reptiles $>$ Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Amphibian (d) Amphibian $>$ Fishes $>$ Birds $>$ Reptiles

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Key Concepts

Species Diversity

This concept refers to the total number of different species within a particular group. It is an important measure in biodiversity studies and helps in understanding the richness and variability of life forms across various environments and taxonomic groups.

Taxonomic Classification

This concept involves organizing living organisms into hierarchical groups such as classes, orders, and families. In biology, groups like fishes, birds, reptiles, and amphibians are categorized based on shared characteristics, which aids in comparing their species richness and evolutionary relationships.

Comparative Biodiversity

This key concept focuses on evaluating and comparing the number of species among different taxonomic groups. It involves analyzing which groups are more species-rich by ranking them, and it is fundamental in studies of evolution, ecology, and conservation biology.

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