In a comparative analogy between the aeroplane and ecosystem the Rivet Popper hypothesis used by Stanford ecologist Paul Ehrlich's, identify the correct matching? Column I Column II i) Rivets a) Ecosystem ii) Aeroplane b) Species iii) Popping of a rivet c) Key species iv) Rivets on the wings d) Proper functioning of eco system v) Flight safety e) A species to become extinct

Correct Answer is : (i−b),(ii−a),(iii−e),(iv−c),(v−d)

( {i}- {b}),( {ii}- {a}),( {iii}- {e}),( {iv}- {c}),( {v}- {d})

( {i}- {b}),( {ii}- {a}),( {iii}- {c}),( {i} v- {e}),( {v}- {d})

( {i}- {b}),( {ii}- {d}),( {iii}- {e}),( {iv}- {c}),( {v}- {a})

( {i}- {b}),( {ii}- {d}),( {iii}- {c}),( {iv}- {e}),({v}- {a})

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In a comparative analogy between the aeroplane and ecosystem the Rivet Popper hypothesis used by Stanford ecologist Paul Ehrlich's, identify the correct matching?

Column I	Column II
i) Rivets	a) Ecosystem
ii) Aeroplane	b) Species
iii) Popping of a rivet	c) Key species
iv) Rivets on the wings	d) Proper functioning of eco system
v) Flight safety	e) A species to become extinct

(i−b),(ii−a),(iii−e),(iv−c),(v−d)
(i−b),(ii−a),(iii−c),(iv−e),(v−d)
(i−b),(ii−d),(iii−e),(iv−c),(v−a)
(i−b),(ii−d),(iii−c),(iv−e),(v−a)

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