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Question : As we move from the polar region towards the equator, the biodiversity gradually…………………… |
| Answer» Solution :Increases | |
| 21602. |
Question : As the earth started condensing which of the following passed to core of the earth? |
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Answer» SILICON |
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| 21603. |
Question : As the solute concentration in a solution increases, the change that does not occur is |
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Answer» `pi` is more negative |
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| 21604. |
Question : As transgenic plants and animals produce warious useful substances, they are called living _________ |
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| 21605. |
Question : As the Biological Oxygen demand increases |
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Answer» Oxygen DISSOLVED in WATER increases |
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| 21606. |
Question : As succession proceeds the numbers and types of animals and decomposers also change. How? |
| Answer» Solution :Vegetation changes in turn CHAGE the food and SHELTER for various TYPES of animals. As a resultthe foresaid changes HAPPEN. | |
| 21607. |
Question : As the base sequence present on one strand of DNA decides the base sequence of other strand, this strand is considered as ………… . |
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Answer» DESCENDING strand |
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| 21608. |
Question : As per theory of chemosynthetic generation, what was the sequence of origin of life? |
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Answer» AMINO ACIDS-Nucleoproteins_Chlorophyll |
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| 21609. |
Question : As per the code of the nomenclature, which one of the following is the correct way of writing a biological name? |
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Answer» AMOEBA Proteus |
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| 21610. |
Question : As per the human genome sequences, expression is ………………….. |
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Answer» MESSENGER RNA |
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| 21611. |
Question : As per one view by the end of 21st century, there will be a reduction by which rate in the biodiversity of the earth ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :`50%` | |
| 21612. |
Question : As per Lyon's hypothesis one of the two x - chromosomes undergoes heterochromatisation and is called |
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Answer» BARR BODY |
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| 21613. |
Question : As per Allen's rule which of the following statements is correct? |
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Answer» Limbs of HOMEOTHERMS of warmer regions of the EARTH are usually shorter than the homeotherms of COLDER regions |
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| 21614. |
Question : As per chemiosmotic coupling hypothesis, in mitochondria, protons accumulate in the |
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Answer» OUTER MEMBRANE |
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| 21615. |
Question : As per 1991 census, sex ratio (females per 1,000 males) in India is : |
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Answer» 929 |
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| 21616. |
Question : As most Bt toxins are insect group specific, so the choice of Bt genes depends upon :- |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
| 21617. |
Question : As more than one triplet codon can specify one amino acid, the genetic code is called non-ambiguous. |
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Answer» True |
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| 21618. |
Question : As it passes into food chain, the concentration of DDT : |
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Answer» REMAINS same |
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| 21619. |
Question : As horse evolved, there was progressive reduction in the number of toes. Which of the following is the correct sequence in the evolution of horse ? |
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Answer» Orophippus, Hyracotherium, Mesophippus, Callipus, Merychippus, Pliophippus, EQUUS |
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Question : As horse evolved, there was progressive reduction in number of toes. Which of the following is correct sequence in the evolution of horse? |
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Answer» Orohippus, Hyracotherium, Mesohippus, Callipus, Merychippus,PLIOHIPPUS,EQUUS |
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| 21621. |
Question : As compared to tap water B.O.D. of a polluted water with Sewage Waste would be: |
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Answer» Huge |
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| 21622. |
Question : As compared to an adult male, the adult female has more |
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Answer» Fat |
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| 21623. |
Question : As compared to anaerobic respiration, the energy released during aerobic respiration is: |
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Answer» 8times |
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| 21624. |
Question : As carbon dioxide produced in the tissues combines with water in the blood |
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Answer» carbonic in the BLOOD |
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| 21625. |
Question : As a september 2002, how many protected areas in India ? |
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Answer» 851 |
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| 21626. |
Question : As altitude increases .......... |
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| 21627. |
Question : As a student of zoology how will you make the local people aware about the precautions to be taken to prevent the spread of vector-borne diseases like dengue and chikungunya. |
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Answer» Solution :ELIMINATE the VECTORS and their breeding PLACES Use mosquito nets Avoid stagnation of water in and around HOUSES. Introducing fishes like Gambusia that feed on mosquito larvae, |
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| 21628. |
Question : As a result of what type of breeding, absolutely new characters are seen in the offspring ? |
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Answer» INNER breeding |
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| 21629. |
Question : As a result of first cleavage, …….. Formed. |
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Answer» ONE CELL is |
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| 21630. |
Question : As a part of adolescent health program, prepare a pamphlet showing common problems of adolescence with special reference to mental problems. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Common problems of adolescence are ACNE, hypochondria, neurasthenia. schizophrenia, phobio, TENSION, anxiety and depression. | |
| 21631. |
Question : Artificially induced _____ are useful in hybridization programme. |
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| 21632. |
Question : Artificial system of classification classifies plants on the basis of :- |
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Answer» One or TWO characters |
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| 21633. |
Question : Artificial selection to obtain cows yielding high milk output represents |
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Answer» STABILISING selection as it stabilises this Character in the POPULATION |
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| 21634. |
Question : Artificial pacemaker is required during treatment of |
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Answer» CAD |
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| 21635. |
Question : Artificial method of propagation where two different plants are joined together ……….. . |
| Answer» SOLUTION :GRAFTING | |
| 21636. |
Question : Artificial pacemaker is implanted when there is damage to |
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Answer» SA NODE |
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| 21637. |
Question : Artificial labour can be induced by : |
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Answer» Oxytocin |
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| 21638. |
Question : Artificial insemination mean : |
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Answer» TRANSFER of sperms of husband to a test tube containing ova |
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| 21639. |
Question : artificial insemination means |
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Answer» artificial introduction of sperms of a healthy DONOR into the vagina |
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| 21640. |
Question : 'Artificial insemination helps overcome several problems of normal mating in cattle''. Do you agree ? Support you answer with any three reasons. |
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Answer» Solution :Artificial insemination helps overcome several problems of normal mating in cattles. (i) The semen is COLLECTED from a chosen superior male and is injected into the reproductive tract of the selected female by the breeder. (ii) The semen may be used immediately or can be frozen and used at a LATER date. It can be transported in a frozen form to where the female cattle is KEPT. (III) On superior male can be used for impregnating hundreds of female in ONE semen ejaculate of male cattle. |
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| 21641. |
Question : Artificial insemination is used when |
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Answer» FALLOPIAN tube is BLOCKED in female |
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| 21642. |
Question : Artificial hybridisation is one of the major approaches of crop improvement programme |
| Answer» Solution :CROSSING different species and often genera to combine desirable characters to PRODUCE commercially superior VARIETIES are very important. For this only DESIRED pollen grains are used for POLLINATION and the stigma is protected from contamination. This is achieved by emasculation and bagging techniques | |
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Question : Artificial induction of roots on stems before it is separated from the parent plant for propagation is called |
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| 21644. |
Question : Artificial hybridisation is one of the major approaches for crop improvement programme. In such crosses it is important to avoid unwanted pollen. Explain how we can protect stigma from unwanted pollen. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :We can PROTECT stigma from unwanted POLLEN by emasculation and BAGGING | |
| 21645. |
Question : Artifical selection to obtain cows yieldinghigher milk output represents : |
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Answer» stabilizingselectionas it STABILIZES thischaracter in the population |
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| 21646. |
Question : Write a note on artificial acquired active immunity. |
| Answer» Solution :(1)Arificial acquired active immunity is produced through vaccinations.(2)Vaccines are produced from dead or LIVE but attenuated pathogenes or toxoids that have microbial components SECRETED by the pathogenes.(4)E.g Vaccines of polio OPR BCG produce artifeid acquired active immunity. | |
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Question : Artificial ecosystems are characterised by |
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Answer» High productivity |
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| 21648. |
Question : Arthropods and some Annelids have myogenic heart. |
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Answer» True |
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| 21649. |
Question : Arsenite dehdrogenase can block |
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Answer» Isocitrate`to``ALPHA`-ketoglutarate |
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| 21650. |
Question :ART |
| Answer» SOLUTION : ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNIQUE | |