Q. 203.7( 3 Votes )
Spot as many organisms as possible in the puzzle given as Figure 1.2 by encircling them as shown. Write the names on a sheet of paper and categorise them into autotrophs and heterotrophs. Classify the heterotrophs into herbivores, carnivores, omnivores and saprophytes.

Answer :
First Column: Crow ( Heterotroph, Carnivore )
Second Row: Bhindi ( Autotroph)
Third row: ginger ( Autotroph)
Fourth row: Cow ( heterotroph, herbivore )
Fifth row: Mushroom ( heterotroph, Saprophyte )
Sixth Row/Third last row: Elephant ( heterotroph, herbivore )
Last row: Carrot, Tulsi ( Autotroph )
First Column: Banyan ( Autotroph )
Second Column: Rabbit ( heterotroph, herbivore )
Seventh Column: tiger ( heterotroph, carnivore )
Eighth Column/fourth column from right: Cow ( heterotroph, herbivore )
Second column from right: Mice ( heterotroph, omnivore)
First column from right: Fox ( heterotroph, carnivore )
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