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17151.

Question : Holdfast, stipe and frond constitute the plant body in case of

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RHODOPHYCEAE
Chlorophyceae
Phaeophyceae
All of the above

Answer :C
17152.

Question : HMM

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SOLUTION : HEAVY MEROMYOSIN
17153.

Question : HLA complex is associated with

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9TH CHROMOSOME
X-chromosome
11th chromosome
6th chromosome

Answer :D
17154.

Question :HIV is a type of

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adeno VIRUS
Retrovirus
Adeno ASSOCIATED virus
Rhabdo virus

ANSWER :B
17155.

Question : Histone proteins are seen in the DNA of _____

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Pseudokaryotes
Prokaryotes
Mesokaryotes
EUKARYOTES

Solution :Eukaryotes
17156.

Question : Histone proteins are seen in the DNA of __________.

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Pscudokaryotes
Prokaryotes
Mesokaryotes
Eukaryotes

Answer :D
17157.

Question : Histone octamer acts as the core of the nucleo some. The type of histone which is not a component of octamer?

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`H_2A`
`H_2B`
`H_4`
`H_1 `

ANSWER :D
17158.

Question : Histogens can be observed in

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SECONDARY MERISTEM
LATERAL meristem
APICAL meristem
Intercalary meristem

Answer :C
17159.

Question : Histogen theory was proposed by

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SCHMIDT
Nageli
Strasburger
Hanstein

Answer :D
17160.

Question : Histogen theory of Stem. Explain.

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Solution :Histogen theory is prooposed by Hanstein (1868) and supported by Strassburgur. The shoot apex comprises three distinct ZONES.
1. Dermatogen : It is a outermost LAYER. It gives rise to epidermis.
2. PERIBLEM : It is a middle layer. It gives rise to cortex.
3. Plerome : It is INNERMOST layer. It gives rise to stele.
17161.

Question : Histamine, serotonin and heparin are secreted by

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monocytes
neutrophils
eosinophils
basophils

Answer :D
17162.

Question : Hirudinaria is(A) Locust(B) Blood sucking leech(C) Roundworm(D) Hookworm

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Locust
Blood SUCKING leech
Roundworm
Hookworm 

ANSWER :B
17163.

Question : Hip joint, knee joint, ankle joint, elbow joint.

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ANSWER :HIP JOINT
17164.

Question : Hip joint is an example of __joint.

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ANSWER :BALL and SOCKET JOINT
17165.

Question : Hinge joint occurs between:

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HUMERUS and radio-ulna
Femur and PELVIC GIRDLE
Humerus and PECTORAL girdle
SKULL and atlas

Solution :Humerus and radio-ulna
17166.

Question : Hinge joint is present between

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femus and ulna
humerus and ulna
femur and PECTORAL GIRDLE
femur and PELVIC girdle

17167.

Question : Hinge joint is found at the a

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hip
knee
shoulder
all

17168.

Question : Hilum is found in

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embryo
seed coat
radicle
chalaza

Answer :B
17169.

Question : Hill reaction is not the true form of light reaction.

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SOLUTION :Hill reaction is not the actual LIGHT reaction due to the REASON that reduction of ferricyanide to FERROCYANIDE is an evidence of light reaction exhibited by Robin Hill (1937).
17170.

Question : Highly durable and commercial valuable wood of the following is

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SPRING WOOD
HEART wood
Late wood
Sapwood

Answer :B
17171.

Question : Highly thickened wall and very narrow lumen are characteristic features of

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SCLEREIDS
Fibres
Collenchyma
Parenchyma

Answer :B
17172.

Question : Higher the metabolic rate of the animal, higher is its ______

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SOLUTION :HEART BEAT RATE or PULSE rate
17173.

Question : Highest concentration of salt is found in

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RENAL cortex
renal medulla
renal pelvis
glomerulus

17174.

Question :High prolactin secretion during lactation supresses LH secretion and ........

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SOLUTION :(OVULATION)
17175.

Question : High frequency sound waves vibrate the basilar membrane

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NEAR the helicotrema
near the oval WINDOW
in the middle of cochlea
from oval window to helicotrema

Solution :HIGH FREQUENCY sound waves VIBRATE the basilar membrane near the oval window.
17176.

Question : High carboxyhaemoglobin content indicates that the patient has inhaled excess of

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A) CARBON disulphide
B) CHLOROFORM
C) carbon dioxide
D) carbon MONOXIDE

Solution :carbon monoxide
17177.

Question : High blood pressure leads to heart diseases and also affects vital organs like .......... and .........

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ANSWER :BRAIN, KIDNEY
17178.

Question : High carbon dioxide concentrations will not cause stomata to open

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ANSWER :1
17179.

Question : High blood pressure is

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120/80 MM of HG
140/80 mm of Hg
140 / 90 mm of Hg
140/90 mm ofHg orhigher

ANSWER :D
17180.

Question : Hiccough (hiccup) is due to activity of

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INTERCOSTAL muscles
Food in AIR tract
Diaphragm
Inadequate OXYGEN in environment

Solution :Diaphragnm
17181.

Question : HGT could have played a major role in evolution of life on earth.

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Solution :In eukaryotic genes, the expressed sequences are called exons are intervening non-coding sequences are called introns. Introns or mobile DNA SEQUENCE can splice themselves out of, as well as into SPECIFIC .target sites. ACTING like mobile transposon-like elements (mediating transfer of genes between organisms). Such transfer is called as HGT- Horizontal Gene Transfer. This COULD have occurred between different lineages of cells and played a major role in the evolution of life on earth.
17182.

Question : hexokinase : transferase : : amylase : ……………..

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SOLUTION :HYDROLASE
17183.

Question : Heterotrophic eukaryotes, without cell wall are included in

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Monera
Fungi
ANIMALIA
PROTISTA

ANSWER :C
17184.

Question : Heterotrichy means having

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PROSTRATE and erect filaments
Rhizoids and PHOTOSYNTHETIC branches
Long and short branches
Branches DIFFERENTIATED into NODES and internodes

Answer :A
17185.

Question : Heterotrichous nature of thallus is found in

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FUNARIA
Fritschiella and Ectocmpous
Stigeoclonium and Coleochaete
All of these

ANSWER :D
17186.

Question : State whether the following statements are true or false. Heterospory refers to the production of two different kindsof spores, one of which gives rise to male gametophyte andthe other female gametophyte. A. TrueB. False

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ANSWER :1
17187.

Question : Heterospory i.e., formation of two types of spores - microspores and megaspores is a characteristic feature in the life cycle of a few members of pteridophytes and all spermatophytes. Do you think heterospory has some evolutionary significance in plant kingdom ?

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Solution :• Heterospory are two different SIZED and of different sex spores produced by sporophyte.
• Small spores are known as microspores germinate to give RISE to male and megaspores germinate to give rise to female gametophyte.
• Pteridophytes ACT as INTERMEDIATE between bryophytes and gymnosperms in evolution of plants. All bryophytes are homosporous and all gymnosperms are heterosporous. In this condition cross fertilization takes place due to Dimorphism.
17188.

Question : Heterospory is originated in …………………. .

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GYMNOSPERMS
PTERIDOPHYTES
Bryophytes
ALGAE

ANSWER :B
17189.

Question : Heterospory is first noticed in

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gymnosperm
pteridophytes
gymnosperm
ferns

Answer :(B)
17190.

Question : Heterospory is a development towards seed habit. Do you agree ?

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Solution :Yes. Production of two types of spores by a plant is called heterospory . Eg: Selaginella.
2. Large spores are called mesaspores and small spores are called microspores. Megaspore `to` Female gametophytes `to` ARCHEGONIA `to`egg.
Microspore `to` male gemetophyte `to` Antheridia `to` Antherozoids.
3. The two gemetophytes REMAIN protected inside the respective spores in the sporophytic phase.
4. Microspores are dispersed by wind and reach the Megaspore. The antherozoid fuses with the egg to formzygote.
5. THUS the gemetophytic generation is completed in the sporophyte plant itself. Only after ZYGOTE formation the female GAMETOPHYTE is shed from the sporophyte.
6. This is a basic requisite for seed habit.
17191.

Question : Heterospory and origin of seed habit was noticed for the first time in

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Isoetes
Lycopodium
Selaginella
Dryopteris

Solution :HETEROSPORY and origin of SEED HABIT was NOTICED for the time in Selaginella/heterosporous pteridophyte.
17192.

Question : Heterosporous pteridophyte is

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Salvinia
Lycopodium
Pteris
Funaria

ANSWER :A
17193.

Question : Heterosporous aquatic ferns are

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LYCOPODIUM, Selaginella
Equisetum, Selaginella
Azolla, Salvinia
Dryopteris, Pteris

Answer :C
17194.

Question : Heterophylly is mainly seen in ……………………

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XEROPHYTES
mesophytes
lithophytes
HYDROPHYTES

Solution :hydrophytes
17195.

Question : Heterocyst is found in

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Nostoc
chrysophytes
slime moulds
dinoflagellates

17196.

Question : Hetero-chromatin is

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Darkly STAINED part of CHROMATIN
LIGHTLY stained part of cristae
Lightly stained part of grana
Scattered LOBES in cytoplasm

Answer :A
17197.

Question : Heterochromatin differs from euchromatin in

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Chemical NATURE
Degree of staining
Activeness of genes
(2) and (3)

Answer :D
17198.

Question : Heritable changes in or more characteristics of a population of ___ from one generation to other is called evolution.

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Individuals
species
genus
organisms

Answer :B
17199.

Question : How do herbivores digest cellulose?

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Solution :Human cannot digest cellulose but herbivores can digest them with the help of bacteria PRESENT in the gut which produces enzymes CELLULASE. This is an EXAMPLE of MUTUALISM.
17200.

Question : Herat is called double pump.

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Solution :Blood has to pass through LUNGS to enter into LEFT section from right SECTIONS of heart. So heart is called as double PUMP. Right side sections of heart push blood into lungs and left side setions push blood towards the whole body.