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Define population density.What are consequences of high population density?

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MBD -HARYANA BOARD-REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH-EXERCISE
  1. Define population density.What are consequences of high population den...

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  2. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: The branch of science that dea...

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  3. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: The actual birth rate that occ...

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  4. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: The actual number of deaths in...

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  5. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: The total number of individua...

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  6. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: The number of individuals inha...

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  7. State true or false: Cu-T is used as birth control device by women.

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  8. State true or false: Progesterone in the contracepttive pill inhibits ...

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  9. State true or false: Vasectomy to women.

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  10. State true or false: GIFT is method of birth control.

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  11. State true or false: Copper-T prevents fertilization of egg and implan...

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  12. Name the following : Changes that occur in population due to ateration...

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  13. Name the following : The exceptionally high rate of growth of populati...

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  14. Name the following : A method of fertility control in males.

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  15. Name the following : A method of fertility control in females.

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  16. Name the following : The technical term used for the differences betwe...

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  17. A method of birth control is :

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  18. Copper -T prevents :

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  19. Which is related to males :-

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  20. A population can grow exponentially:

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  21. Which of the following does not directly affect biotic potential?

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