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8001.

Question : Sperm takes………….hour to enter into the oviduct from uterus.

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2 to 3
4 to 5
2 to 4
5 to 6

Answer :D
8002.

Question : Sperm motility occur due to activation of the sperm by the viscous liquid. The liquid is secreted by-

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SECRETORY CELLS of the epithelial LINING of genital tract
Sperm itself
Egg cell
Connective tissue of uterus

Answer :A
8003.

Question : Sperm of animal species A cannot fertilize ovum of species B because .

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Antifertilizin of A and B are not compatible.
Antifertilizin of A and FERTILIZIN of B are not compatible.
Fertilizin of A and B are not compatible
None of above

Answer :B
8004.

Question : Sperm cell and ovum (egg) cell

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SOLUTION :
8005.

Question : Sperm differs from egg in having :-

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POWER of MOTILITY
No STORED food
More in numbers
All of the above

Answer :D
8006.

Question : Sperm cells of angiosperms differ from the rest of the plant groups like gymnosperms by

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In ANGIOSPERMS the sperm cells are non MOTILE whereas in the other they are flagellate
In angiosperms the sperm cells are produced in the POLLEN grain whereas in the REST they are produced in the antheridium
In angiosperms and gymonsperms the sperm cells and are non motile whereas in the rest they are flagellated
None of the above

Answer :D
8007.

Question : Spending the dry hot period in an inactive state by an animal is:

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CAMOUFLAGE
Aestivation
Hibernation
Mullerian mimicry

Answer :B
8008.

Question : Speed of impulse on nerves in mammals is :

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1 meter/sec.
100 meter/sec.
1000 meter/sec.
NONE of these

Answer :B
8009.

Question : Specify the type of interactions between the given pair of species. (a) Spanish moss and Oak tree (b) Cuscuta and Acacia ( c ) Nepenthes and Ants (d) Alga and fungus

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SOLUTION :(a) COMMENSALISM (B) PARASITISM (c) Predation (d) Mutualism
8010.

Question : Specific sequences of mRNA that are not translated are ………………

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SOLUTION :UNTRANSLATED REGIONS (UTR)
8011.

Question : Specific opioid receptors are present in

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ANS only
GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT only
CNS and gastrointestinal tract
Damaged or INJURED organs

Answer :C
8012.

Question : Specific absorption of light by a molecule over a series of wavelength is called _____

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ANSWER :ABSORPTION SPECTRUM
8013.

Question : Species that can tolerate wide range of salinityare called ............

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SOLUTION :EURYHALINE SPECIES.
8014.

Question : Species that can tolerate narrow range of temperature are called ……...

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SOLUTION :Stenothermic SPECIES are the organisms which RESTRICTS themselves to a NARROW range of temperature.
8015.

Question :Species originate discontinuously without intermediate forms according to

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Lamarck
de VRIES
Darwin
Haeckel

ANSWER :B
8016.

Question : Species occurring in different geographical areas are called

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SIBLING
Neopatric
SYMPATRIC
ALLOPATRIC

ANSWER :D
8017.

Question : Species is a

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Group IMMEDIATELY below a phylum 
CLOSELY RELATED interbreeding population 
Taxonomic division of similar general
Closely related non-breeding population 

Answer :B
8018.

Question : Species inhabiting the same geographical areas are known as:

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ALLOPATRIC SPECIES
SYNCHRONIC species
Allochronic species
SYMPATRIC species

SOLUTION :Sympatric species
8019.

Question : Species facing competition might evolve mechanism that promotes coexistence rather than exclusion. Justify this statement in light of Gause' s competitive exclusion principle, citing suitable examples.

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Solution :Gause.s .Competitive Exclusion Principle. states that two closely related species competing for the same resources cannot co-exist indefinitely and the COMPETITIVELY inferior one will be ELIMINATED eventually. This may be true if resources are limiting, but not otherwise.
More recent studies do not SUPPORT suchgross generalizations about competition. While they do not rule out the occurrence of interspecific competition in nature, they point out that species facing competition might evolve mechanisms that promote co-existence rather than exclusion. One such mechanism is .RESOURCE partitioning..
If two species compete for the same resource, they could AVOID competition by choosing, for instance, different times for feeding or different foraging patterns.
MacArthur showed that five closely related species of warblers living on the same tree were able to avoid competition and co-exist due to behavioral differences in their foraging activities.
8020.

Question :Species introduced deliberately in an area are referred as............

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ENDEMIC SPECIES
Vulnerable specie
Exotic specie
Extinct species

ANSWER :A
8021.

Question : Species diversity of plants is much less then that of animals.

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Solution :The species diversity of PLANTS is much less than that of animals because most animals possesses nervous system that control & coordinate various activities of animals. They ALSO possess receptors to receive environmental stimuli. Some of these RESPONSES are adaptive & ensure survival of ORGANISM in changing environmental conditions.
8022.

Question : Species diversity is lowest in ecosystem

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Desert
Tundra 
Grassland
Deciduous FOREST 

ANSWER :B
8023.

Question :Species diversity means _______________

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Number of SPECIES
Species composition
RELATIVE abundance of species
GENETIC diversities

Answer :C
8024.

Question :Species diversity is the product / outcome of :

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Species RICHNESS
Species evenness
Both ( A ) and ( B )
BIOMASS of species

Answer :C
8025.

Question : Species diversity increase :-

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LOW ALTITUDE to HIGH altitude and from low LATITUDE to high latitude
High altitude to low altitude, and from high latitude to low latitude
High altitude to low altitude, and from low latitude to high latitude
Low altitude to high altitude, and from high latitude to low latitude

Answer :B
8026.

Question : Species diversity decreases from equator towards poles.Ecologists proposed various hypotheses.Suggest two hypotheses for this phenomenon.

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Solution :Equator has FAVOURABLE conditions for GROWTH throughout the year. E.g., constant environment with less seasonal VARIATION, more solar energy. Decrease in temperature and greater seasonal variations are the cause of less species diversity in poles.
8027.

Question : Species diversity decreases as we move away from the equator towards the poles. What could be the possible reasons ?

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Solution :In GENERAL, species diversity decreases as we move away from the EQUATOR towards the poles. The possible reason could be as follows :
(i) Temperature decreases as we move away from the equator towards the poles.
(ii) The intensity of SUN light decreases as we move away from the equator towards the poles and hence productivity.
(III) In polar regions the temperature is very low so most of the organisms cannot survive in that habitat.
8028.

Question : Species diversity in an area is important for :

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RESISTANCE
PRODUCTIVITY
STABILITY
All of these

Answer :D
8029.

Question : Species can be identified on the basis of

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INTERBREEDING 
Species diversity 
REPRODUCTIVE isolation
None of these 

ANSWER :C
8030.

Question : Speciation within same areas by reproductive isolation is:

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Sympatric
Allopatric
Transformational
All of these

Answer :A
8031.

Question : Speciation occurs when

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population are REPRODUCTIVELY ISOLATED
population are isolated by geographical barrier
Both the above
None of these

Answer :B
8032.

Question : Speciation as a smallseries of changes thataccumulate over time, ia known as

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punchuated eequilibrium
cladistics
gradualism
stasis

Answer :C
8033.

Question : What is the term used for the large specialized cell present in Cyanobacteria which is responsible for nitrogen fixation?

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DINOFLAGELLATES
Chrysophytes
Euglenoids
Cyanobacteria

Answer :D
8034.

Question : Specialised tissue found in endosperm of cereals which secretes enzymes ………….. .

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SOLUTION :ALEURONE TISSUE
8035.

Question : Special kind of evolution has brought the similarity as seen in fins of fishes and flippers of dolphins .Give reasons . Also name the kind of evolution also.

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SOLUTION :Convergent EVOLUTION has brought the similarity in the FINS of fishes and flippers of dolphins because these are analogous ORGANS . There are quite different in FUNDAMENTAL structure and embryonic origin but have been modified to perform same function in aquatic habitats
8036.

Question : Special feature of Bt- cotton plant

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The plant is completely RESISTANT to insects
Requires LEE fertilizers
It's LEAF is resistant to pest but BOLL is destroyed by bollworms
This plant is resistant to certain insects

Solution :This plant is resistant to certain insects
8037.

Question : Spatial pattern determined by the height of plants is called ……….. .

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zonation
stratification
speciation
succession

Answer :B
8038.

Question : Spadix is a type of :-

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Aestivation
Placentation
Fruit
Inflorescence

Answer :D
8039.

Question : Spathy bract is characteristic of ……………inflorescence

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umebl
SPADIX
RACEME
AMENTUM

ANSWER :B
8040.

Question : Space between the two membranes of nuclear envelope is called

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Pericentriolar SPACE
Lumina! space
Perinuclear space
Intranuclear space

ANSWER :C
8041.

Question : Soyabean exports the fixed nitrogen as :-

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NH3 AMINO ACID
UREIDES

ANSWER :D
8042.

Question : Southern blotting is done for :

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DNA
RNA
m - RNA
Protein

Answer :A
8043.

Question : Southern blotting can't be performed without :

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RESTRICTION endonucleases
Agarose
Monoclonal antibodies
BOTH (A) AND (B)

ANSWER :D
8044.

Question : Southern blot technique is related to

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DNA profiling
WIDAL TEST
ELISA test
blood test

Answer :A
8045.

Question : Source of turgor in plant cell is:

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Air
Water
Hormones
All of these

Answer :B
8046.

Question :Source of protons necessary for the reduction of NADP^(+) is

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`H_(2)O`which UNDERGOES OXIDATION
` PQH_(2)`which undergoes oxidation
`H^(+)`PICKED up by `PQ^(-)`
` H^(+)` POOL of stroma

Answer :A
8047.

Question : Source of mendelian recombinations is

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Linkage
Independent assortment
Mutations
Dominant traits

Answer :B
8048.

Question : Source of minerals to young leaves

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MINERALS ABSORBED by ROOT hairs
Senescent leaves
Minerals PRESENT in the atmosphere
1 and 2

Answer :D
8049.

Question : Sourceof hydrogen for the reduction of acetaldehyde into ethyl alcohol in anaerobic respiration is

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`FADH_(2)`
`NADPH_(2)`
`NADH_(2)`
TPP

Answer :C
8050.

Question : Source of agar is……………….

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SOLUTION :MARINE ALGAE (SEA WEEDS)