What are the key subjects covered in the GATE syllabus for ecology and evolution?

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For the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) examination in Ecology and Evolution, it's important to have a comprehensive understanding of the syllabus. Here are the key subjects covered in the GATE syllabus for Ecology and Evolution:

1. Ecology:

   • Ecosystem structure and function

   • Population ecology

   • Community ecology

   • Succession

   • Applied ecology

2. Evolution:

   • Origin of life

   • Theories of evolution

   • Natural selection

   • Speciation

   • Molecular evolution

   • Human evolution

3. Behavioral Ecology:

   • Social organization

   • Communication

   • Mating systems

   • Parental care

4. Systematics and Biodiversity:

   • Taxonomy

   • Phylogenetic analysis

   • Diversity of life forms

   • Comparative anatomy

5. Applied Ecology:

   • Conservation biology

   • Wildlife management

   • Environmental impact assessment

   • Global environmental changes

6. Microbial Ecology:

   • Microbial diversity

   • Ecological roles of microorganisms

   • Microbial interactions

7. Economic Zoology:

   • Parasitology

   • Medical entomology

   • Economic importance of insects

8. Applied Botany:

   • Plant taxonomy

   • Plant ecology

   • Ethnobotany

It's essential to refer to the official GATE syllabus document provided by the conducting authority for the most accurate and detailed information. The GATE syllabus for Ecology and Evolution is designed to assess candidates' knowledge and understanding of ecological and evolutionary principles.

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