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Question : The organisms which are restricted to a narrow range of salinity are known as |
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Answer» Salinitroph |
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| 5302. |
Question : The organisms participating most actively in nitrogen cycle in nature are :- |
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Answer» BACTERIA |
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| 5303. |
Question : The organisms that exhibit the characters of two different groups are |
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Answer» The FOSSILS |
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| 5304. |
Question : The organisms deriving their energy from the same energy source are grouped in same trophic level, while a series of trophic levels showing repeating eating and eaten by is called a food chain. These food chains may be predatory or parasitic or saprophytic chains. In an ecosystem , no food chain is independent . Different food chains are interlinked to form a network called food web. The food webs operate in both aquatic as well as terrestrial ecosystems . Answer the following equations on food chains and food webs : Why do the organisms of a higher torphic level have less energy available than those of a lower trophic level ? |
| Answer» Solution :Because during energy transfer from LOWER to HIGHER TROPHIC LEVEL, about 90% of energy is lost at each transfer. | |
| 5305. |
Question : The organism which obtained energy by the process of fermentation are |
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Answer» CHEMOAUTOTROPHS |
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| 5306. |
Question : The organism which carries a disease from one organism to another is called : |
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Answer» Host |
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| 5307. |
Question :The organism responsible for the disease pneumonia in humans which infects the alveoli of the lungs is |
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Answer» Streptococcus |
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| 5308. |
Question : The organism that causes elephantiasis belongs to ………………….. |
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Answer» insecta |
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| 5309. |
Question : The organism used for alcoholic fermentation is: |
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Answer» Saccharomyces |
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Question : The organisation which makes decision regarding the validity of GM research and the safety of introducing GM-organisms for public services is |
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Answer» Genetic Engineering APPROVAL Committee |
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| 5311. |
Question : The organisation which has published "Red Data Book" is |
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Answer» International Union For Conservation Of Nature and NATURAL Resource |
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Question : The organisation of nervous system generally correlates with in animal group |
| Answer» Answer :A | |
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Question : The organic horizon is generally absent from agricultural soils because tilling, e.g., plowing, buries organic matter. Why is an organic horizon generally absent in desert soils? |
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Answer» Solution :(i) O-Horizon (Organic horizon) Consists of fresh or partially decomposed organic matter. (ii) `O_(1)` - Freshly fallen leaves, TWIGS, FLOWERS and fruits `O_(2)` - Dead PLANTS, animals and their excreta decomposed by micro-organisms. (iii) Desert SOIL has very little water to support a large community of plants and animals. (iv) Therefore the formation of O-Horizon is very negligible or absent in dessert soil. |
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Question : The organic acid concentration in CAM plants |
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Answer» DECREASES during day |
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| 5315. |
Question : The organelle where cellular respiration takes place is the |
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Answer» nucleus |
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| 5316. |
Question : The organ related with immunity is |
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Answer» LIVER |
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Question : The order in which horse evolution has occurred |
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Answer» EOHIPPUS, Mesohippus, Merychippus and EQUUS |
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Question : The orchid plant that grows on other plant are |
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Answer» Parasites |
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Question : The optimum pH of culture medium used In issue culture should be |
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Answer» 5.2 |
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Question : The optimal capacity of the organism to produce offspring is called __________. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :BIOTIC POTENTIAL | |
| 5321. |
Question : The optimal pH of culture medium is generally……………….. |
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Answer» a) Acidic |
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| 5322. |
Question : The opening of the Post Caval Vein is guarded by - |
| Answer» Answer :Eustachin Valve | |
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Question : The opening of pulmonary arch into right ventricle of rabbit is guarded by _________ semilunar valves. |
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Answer» 2 |
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| 5324. |
Question : The oospore derived from double fertilization in angiosperms is(A) haploid(B) Diploid(C) Triploid(D) polypoid |
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Answer» haploid |
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Question : The OP and TP of two pairs of cells A-B and X-Y are as under Cell A "" Cell B OP= -10 atm ""OP=10 atm TP=4 atm "" TP=6 atm Cell X "" Cell Y OP = -10 atm ""OP=-8 atm TP=4 atm "" TP=4 atm The net movement of water shall be from |
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Answer» A to B and X to Y |
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| 5326. |
Question : The only way for water and solute molecules to enter the vascular cylinder is |
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Answer» APOPLASTIC pathway |
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| 5327. |
Question : The only living element of xylem tissue |
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Answer» Has lignified walls |
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| 5328. |
Question : The only enzyme that catalyses the reduction of substrate in the biochemical reactions of Anaerobic respiration is |
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Answer» PYRUVIC DECARBOXYLASE |
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Question : The only cereal that has oroginatedand domestical from the New world. |
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Answer» Oryza sativa |
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Question : The only bone of the skull that does not articulate with any other bone is |
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Answer» Mandible |
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| 5331. |
Question : The oldet fossil record from India is of a blue-green alga whixh is 3.2 billion years old. It is : |
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Answer» Stromatolites |
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| 5332. |
Question : The only bloodvesselin earthwormin whichbloodflowsfrom thelastsegment to thefirstsegment is |
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Answer» subneural |
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| 5333. |
Question : The one-horned rhinoceros is specific to which of the following sanctuary ? |
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Answer» BHITAR Kanika Kaziranga in Assam. Some other related INFORMATION is provided in the table below
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| 5334. |
Question : The one - horned rhinoceros is specific to whichof the following sanctuary ? |
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Answer» Bhitar KANIKA |
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| 5335. |
Question : The oldest seed of Lupinus arcticus excavated from arctic Tundra was germinated and flowered after an estimated record of ---------- of domancy. |
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Answer» 2,000 years |
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| 5336. |
Question : The old name of Jim Corbett National Park was : |
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Answer» Hailey National PARK |
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| 5337. |
Question : The Okazaki fragments in DNA chain growth |
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Answer» Polymerize in the 3. to 5. direction and forms replication fork |
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| 5338. |
Question : The okazaki fragmentsin DNA chain growth : |
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Answer» Polymerize in the `3^'` to `5^'` direction and forms replication fork |
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| 5339. |
Question : The offsprings of mating between two pure strains are called as: |
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Answer» heterosis |
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| 5341. |
Question : The offspring that are exactly identical to one another as wel as identical to their parents are called as |
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Answer» Clone |
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| 5342. |
Question : The offspring formed by asexual reproduction is refefrred to as clone.Justify this statement. |
| Answer» Solution :OFFSPRING fromed are morphologically and genetically similar among themselves and to their.so such INDIVIDUALS are called CLONE. | |
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Question : The odd one is(A) micropyle(B) nucellus(C) embryo sac(D) Pollen grains |
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Answer» MICROPYLE |
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| 5344. |
Question : In an octamer of the nucleosome core DNA consists of ______ base pairs. |
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Answer» 46 |
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| 5345. |
Question : The nutritive cells found in seminiferous tubules are |
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Answer» LEYDIG cells |
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| 5346. |
Question : The numberof punctuation condons in a genetic code are |
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Answer» `2+3=5` |
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| 5347. |
Question : The number of unpaired bones in the axial skeleton of an adult human is |
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Answer» 40 |
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| 5348. |
Question : The number of types of genotypes that can be produced by the multiple alleles A, B, O that determine human blood groups is |
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Answer» Three |
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| 5349. |
Question : The number of types of blood group phenotypes that can be produced by the human blood groups alleles A,B, and O is |
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Answer» ONE |
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Question : The number of trophic levels in an ecosystem is limited. Comment. |
| Answer» Solution :In a food chain, only 10% of the TOTAL amount of ENERGY is PASSED on to the next trophic LEVEL from the previous trophic level. So, there is a decrease in the amount of energy available at the successive trophic levels. As we move higher up in the food chain the amount of energy diminishes to a level at which it cannot sustain any trophic level, thereby limiting the NUMBER of trophic levels. | |