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Ecology is basically the scientific study of Interactions of organisms, biotic as well as abiotic, with one another.There are numerous concepts that needs special attention to understand this very fascinating domain. This course is all about it!

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(Hindi) Very important concepts of Ecology

Ecosystem & Scope of Ecology

Ecological Principles

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This course basically includes all the important concepts of Ecology that will help you to understand the ecological concepts more precisely. Learning such great concepts will help you to know more about the fascinating world that we have around us.

Overview of the course (in Hindi)

This lesson deals with various types of ecological interactions that took place between different organisms in a ecosystem. Positive, negative ecological interactions has been deduced here.

Ecological interactions (Part-1) (in Hindi)

This lesson explains about types of ecological interactions with examples. Competition,negative interactions types, mutualism, parasitism, and all others has been compared in tabular form also.

Ecological interactions (Part-2) (in Hindi)

This lesson explains about the the effects of ecological interactions, competitive exclusion principle and character displacement.
Examples and diagrammatic illustrations has also been discussed for better understanding.

Competitive exclusion principle & character displacement (in Hindi)

This lesson explains about a very important phenomenon that take place in an ecosystem which is ecological succession. Types of ecological succession has been discussed very clearly here.

Ecological succession (in Hindi)

This lesson explains about the various steps that do take place during ecological succession. Various models of succession and aquatic succession has also been discussed here. Good luck guys!

Steps in Ecological Succession

This lesson explains about the the r and k selected organisms. Difference between both of them has been given in a tabular form with explanation and answer. I hope you will find it useful. Good luck!

R & K selected organsims

This lesson explains about the various threats to Biodiversity, their causes and examples along with IUCN RED LIST.

Threats to Biodiversity

This course includes all necessary details about lotka Volteraa model which is also k/a predator prey relationship model. All important equations, assumptions, graphs and previous year questions has been discussed in this course related to topic.

Lotka-Volteraa Model - CSIR-UGC NET

This Course will include all the important concepts related to community ecology that further include species composition, community structure, species diversity and calculation of diversity index.

(Hindi) Community Ecology : CSIR-UGC NET

This course includes all the important concepts related to community ecology that further includes species composition, community structure, species diversity and calculation of diversity index.

Community Ecology - CSIR-UGC NET

After completing this course you will be able to know about different growth patterns, curves and population Pyramids of organisms, information discussed here will be helpful to you in clarifying of different ecological principles & facts in detail.

(Hindi) Population Growth, Pyramids and Survivorship Curves

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This course discuss about major terrestrial biomes , island biogeography and bio-geographical  zones of India

Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 14m

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Overview of the course (in Hindi)

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Ecological interactions (Part-1) (in Hindi)

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Ecological interactions (Part-2) (in Hindi)

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Competitive exclusion principle & character displacement (in Hindi)

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Ecological succession (in Hindi)

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Steps in Ecological Succession

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R & K selected organsims

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Threats to Biodiversity