● Ecology at the organismic level is essentially `color{violet}("physiological ecology")` which tries to understand how `color{violet}("different organisms")` are adapted to their `color{violet}("environments")` in terms of not only `color{violet}("survival")` but also `color{violet}("reproduction")`.
● It is known that the rotation of our planet around the Sun and the tilt of its axis cause `color{violet}("annual variations")` in the `color{violet}("intensity")` and `color{violet}("duration of temperature, resulting in distinct seasons")`.
● These `color{violet}("variations")` together with `color{violet}("annual variation")` in `color{violet}("precipitation (precipitation includes both rain and snow)")` account for the formation of `color{violet}("major biomes")` such as `color{violet}("desert, rain forest")` and `color{violet}("tundra")` .
● On planet Earth, life exists not just in a few favourable habitats but even in extreme and harsh habitats – `color{violet}("scorching Rajasthan desert")`, `color{violet}"perpetually rain-soaked Meghalaya forests"`, `color{violet}"deep ocean trenches"`, `color{violet}"torrential streams"`, `color{violet}("permafrost polar regions")`, `color{violet}"high mountain tops"`, `color{violet}("boiling thermal springs"`, and `color{violet}("stinking compost pits")`, to name a few.
● Even our intestine is a unique habitat for hundreds of species of `color{violet}("microbes.")`
● Ecology at the organismic level is essentially `color{violet}("physiological ecology")` which tries to understand how `color{violet}("different organisms")` are adapted to their `color{violet}("environments")` in terms of not only `color{violet}("survival")` but also `color{violet}("reproduction")`.
● It is known that the rotation of our planet around the Sun and the tilt of its axis cause `color{violet}("annual variations")` in the `color{violet}("intensity")` and `color{violet}("duration of temperature, resulting in distinct seasons")`.
● These `color{violet}("variations")` together with `color{violet}("annual variation")` in `color{violet}("precipitation (precipitation includes both rain and snow)")` account for the formation of `color{violet}("major biomes")` such as `color{violet}("desert, rain forest")` and `color{violet}("tundra")` .
● On planet Earth, life exists not just in a few favourable habitats but even in extreme and harsh habitats – `color{violet}("scorching Rajasthan desert")`, `color{violet}"perpetually rain-soaked Meghalaya forests"`, `color{violet}"deep ocean trenches"`, `color{violet}"torrential streams"`, `color{violet}("permafrost polar regions")`, `color{violet}"high mountain tops"`, `color{violet}("boiling thermal springs"`, and `color{violet}("stinking compost pits")`, to name a few.
● Even our intestine is a unique habitat for hundreds of species of `color{violet}("microbes.")`