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Question : Hydrilla and Vallisneria are the examples of ...................... type of aquatic plant |
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Answer» Emergent |
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Question : Hyderabad Biodiversity conderence was held in |
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Answer» 41183 |
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| 16703. |
Question : Hydra is a diploblastic animal. |
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| 16704. |
Question : Hydra canparalyse prey by |
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Answer» NEMATOCYSTS |
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| 16705. |
Question : Hydathode has |
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Answer» SUBSIDIARY CELLS |
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| 16706. |
Question : Hyaluronicacidis a heteropolysaccharideand has actyl glucosamine+ gulcoronic acid. In is a cementing material andfound in |
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Answer» ovum and SYNOVIAL fuild |
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Question : Hyaline cartilage : |
| Answer» Solution :LOCATION : PRESENT in Bronchi, outer EAR joints, larynx.Function : Provides FLEXIBILITY and support, facilitating smooth movements | |
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Question : Hyaline cap in Amoeba is formed |
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Answer» AROUND food vacuole |
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Question : Hundred zygospores alternate with empty cells in Spirogyra in conjugation. The total number of daughter filaments formed will be |
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Answer» Scalariform, 400 |
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Question : Humus decomposition retards with |
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Answer» HIGH oxygen |
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Question : Humerus with its rounded upper end (head) articulates into |
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Answer» acromion PROCESS |
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Question : State one difference in each of the following pairs on the basis o the what is indicated in brackets. a) Glenoid cavity and acetabulum (location and function) b) Osteoarthritis and Gout (cause) |
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Answer» BALL and SOCKET joint |
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Question : Humerus articulates with the |
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Answer» HIND limb |
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Question : Humans have to maintain the moderate respiratory rhythms to suit the demands of the body. For fulfilling that purpose, we have the Respiratory rhytm centre in medulla =R Pneumotaxic centre in pons =PT Chemosensitive area in medulla =C_(1) Peripheral chmoreceptors in aortic arch and Carotid artery =C_(2) Select the correct path for the regulation of respiration. |
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Answer» `C_(1)to underset(R)underset(UARR)(PT)to C_(2)` |
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Question : Humans have which type of teeth ? (A) Acrodont (B) Thecodont (C) Diphyodont (D) Monophyodont |
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Answer» Acrodont |
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Question : Human vertebral column consists of 33 vertebrae and ____________bones. |
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Answer» 33 |
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Question : Human vertebral colunm is formed by |
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Answer» 21 vertebrae |
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Question : Human urine is usually acidic because, ... |
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Answer» hydrogen ions are activity secreted into the FILTRATE |
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Question : Human proteins can be produced in the milk or semen of farm animals. True and false ? |
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Answer» true |
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Question : Human intestine is large because..... |
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Answer» Bacteria in the FOOD MOVES slowly |
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Question : Human Genome was sequenced in "_________" |
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Answer» 1979 |
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Question : Human Genome Project can aim at a 'Perfect Race'. |
| Answer» Solution :Human Genome Project has identified all the genes in Human DNA and can create lot of possibilities for NEW gene therapies. Attempts will be made of "BREED out" certain genes from the human POPULATION with the aim to create a "Perfect race" of HUMANS. This can have lot of disastrous consequences. | |
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Question : Human genome is approximately said to have "_________" base pairs. |
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Answer» 3`xx10^(8)`bp |
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Question : Human exploitation of forests, oceans etc leads to ____ |
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Answer» CHROMOSOMAL mutations |
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Question : Human eyeball consists of three layers and it encloses |
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Answer» lens, IRIS , OPTIC nerve |
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Question : Human ear ossicles are |
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Answer» INCUS and stapes |
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Question : Human brain is formed of a large number of parts like cerebrum, thalamus, hypothalamus, pons, cerebellum and medulla oblongata. Each part performs some specialized function and all the parts are essential for the survival of a person. Discuss the following statements : (a) Thalami are called relay centres of the brain. (b) Damage to medulla may cause the death of organism. |
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Answer» Solution :(a) Thalamus is composed of grey mater which serves as a relay CENTRE for impulses between the spinal cord, BRAIN stem and CEREBRUM. Thus acting as a major coordinating centre for sensory and motor signaling. Within the thalamus, information is sorted and EDITED and plays a key role in learning and memory. (b) Medulla contains vital CENTRES that control cardio vascular reflexes, respiration and gastric secretions. Therefore, damage to medulla may cause the death of an organism. |
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Question : Human body temperature is maintained by |
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Answer» hypothalamus |
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Question : Human beings were since long, not only interested in knowing more about different kinds of organisms and their diersities, but also the relationship among them. This branch of study is referred to as |
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Answer» Classification |
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Question : Human beings have a significant ability to maintain and moderate the respiratory rhythm to suit demands of the body. For it we have Respiratory rhythm centre in medulla -R Pneumotaxic centre in pons -RT Chemosentsitive area in medulla -C_(1) Peripheral chemoreceptors in aortic archand carotid artery -C_(2) Find out the correct path for regulation of respiration. |
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Answer» `C_(2) rarr R rarr PT rarr C_(1)` |
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Question : Human beings have a significant ability to maintain and moderate the respiratory rhythm to suit the demands of the body tissues. This is done by the |
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Answer» NEURAL SYSTEM |
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Question : Human activities have significantly influenced |
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Question : hree students described the floral characters of a plant belonging to family Liliaceae. One of them described correctly and the others two were wrong. Who was correct and which characters were described wrong by the other two ? Student A : Tetramerous, actinomorphic, polyphyllus, unilocular ovary, axile placentation. Student B : Trimerous, actinomorphic, polyandrous, superior ovary, axile placentation Student C : Trimerous, zygomorphic, gamophyllus, inferior ovary, marginal placentation. |
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Answer» Solution :Student B gave the correct description of the FAMILY liliaceae STUDENTS A and C were wrong. Student A has written tetramerous and UNILOCULAR ovary Student C has written ZYGOMORPHIC inferior ovary and marginal placentation. |
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Question : Huge diversity in sporophytic plant body is seen in |
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Answer» Algae |
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Question : How you can define the term 'cell"? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :A unit of biological ACTIVITY DELIMITED by a semipermeable membrane and capable of selfreproduction in a medium free of other living SYSTEMS. | |
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Question : How would you identify the gametophytic plant body of liverwort. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Livewort like Marchantia BEAR thallus like structure on which sex ORGANS are BORNE . | |
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Question : How would you distinguish the vascular bundle of a monocot stem from that of a dicot stem? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Vascular BUNDLES are closed in MONOCOT STEMS, whereas they are open in dicot stems. | |
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Question : How would you differentiate leaflets of a compound leaf from simple leaves of a branch ? Give an example of a plant with bipinnate leaves. |
Answer» SOLUTION :Differences between the leaflets of a compound leaf and a SIMPLE leaf are as FOLLOWS : An example of a plant with bipinnate leaves is MIMOSA pudica (Sensitive plant). |
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Question : How would you define the term 'taxonomic key' ? Name two types of keys. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :The term 'taxonomic key' REFERS to a set of ALTERNATE char-acters in such a manner.that helps in the identification of plants and animals by selecting and eliminating the characters according to their presence or absence in the ORGANISM under study. The taxonomic keys are of two types - 1. Yoked or Indented key 2. Bracketed key |
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Question : How would digestion of food be affected if the bile duct is completely blocked? Explain. |
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Answer» Solution :BILE juice contains : (i) Bile salts which emulsify the fats and increase surface area for the digestion of fats by lipases. (ii) Sodium bicarbonate which provides alkaline medium for the action of PANCREATIC and intestinal enzymes. Bile juice is secreted by the liver and reaches the small intestine through bile DUCT. If bile duct is blocked then there will be no PROPER digestion of fats as well as other food components. |
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Question : How will you interpret an electrocardiogram (ECG) in which time take in QRS complex is higher ? |
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Answer» Solution :QRS complex shows depolarixation of ventricles. Thst starts contraction of ventricle or ventricular contraction. In normal ECGntime of QRS complex is 0.12 seconds. Big waves of Q and R shows possibility of heart attack S-T PART gets EXTENDED in this CONDITION ehile muscle get less AMOUNT of oxygen `(O_(2))`. |
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