Question

At what level of organization would a scientist study the interaction between seals and polar bears in the arctic? Explain your answer.

Answer 1

When a set of any species or organisms lives in an area for longer time, they are called as population of that area and if a group of population of different kinds living and interacting with each other in a region, it is called community. Similarly in the same way the study of the interaction between seals and polar bear in the arctic region will be a community.

Answer 2

Polar bear and seal both belong to two different species living in the same geographical location i.e arctic. The level of organization to show the relationship between sea and polar bear is community. A community is the association of population of two or more number of species which inhabiting the same geographic location in a particular time.