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Life
S
p
an
;
The the period between birth and natural death of an organism is called
life
span.
Life span varies from less than one day to more than 4000 years. Life span are not related to size or complexity of the organisms.
Crows and parrots are of equal size. Crow has a life span of only 15 years while parrot lives for about 140 years.
Similarly, Mango tree lives for about 200 years while Peeepal (
Ficus
religiosa
) has a life span of about 2500 years.
Banyan tree (
Ficus
bengalensis
) spreads over a very large area but does not live beyond 500 years.
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