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22301.

Question : 'Allele frequency in a population are stable and is constant from generation to generation. Name this equilibrium.

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SOLUTION :Hardy-Weinberg EQUILIBRIUM
22302.

Question : 'Allele frequency in a population are stable and is constant from generation to generation. Mention two factors which affect this equilibrium.

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SOLUTION :GENE MIGRATION,GENETIC DRIFT.
22303.

Question : All viruses

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CONTAIN only DNA
contain only RNA
contain only protein
are SUSCEPTIBLE to lipid SOLVENTS

ANSWER :C
22304.

Question : All types of food are digested by:

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Dehydration
Hydrolysis
Activation
Desalination

Answer :B
22305.

Question : All tissues which occur outside the innermost cork cambium are collectively termed as ?

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Periderm
Phellogen
Phelloderm
Rhytidome

Answer :D
22306.

Question : All tissues exterior to vascular cambium is called bark which indudes

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PHELLOGEN + SECONDARY xylem
Periderm + secondary xylem
Periderm + secondary phloem
Cork CAMBIUM + PRIMARY xylem

Answer :C
22307.

Question : All the plants of a clone are similar both in_____ and ______.

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SOLUTION :GENOTYPE,PHENOTYPE
22308.

Question : All the termination codons begin with the nucleotide of :

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Adenine
Uracil
Guanine
Cytosine

Answer :B
22309.

Question : All the photosynthetic pigmentsare located in _____ membrane of chloroplasts.

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ANSWER :THYLAKOID
22310.

Question : All the given statements w.r.t. flower are correct, expect

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It is a MODIFIED shoot
It is a REPRODUCTIVE UNIT of angiosperms
It is trimerous in potato family
Calyx and corolla are ACCESSORY WHORLS of a flower

Answer :C
22311.

Question : All the genes contained in a haploid uncleus is called as :

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GENE pool
allele
genome
operon

Answer :C
22312.

Question : all the followings are proper plans for increasing agricultural production except

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expansion of IRRIGATION facilities
increase of APPLICATION of fertilizers
cutting forest to add LAND for cultivation
mechanization of the VARIOUS aspects of farming

Answer :C
22313.

Question : All the following statement about the sturcture of glycogen are true except.

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branched chains occur after every ten residues
it is a COPOLYMER of glucose and mannose
it contains `alpha` -, 4-glycosidic linkages
it contains `alpha`-1 6- glycosidic linkages

Answer :B
22314.

Question : All the following contribute to pollution except-

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THERMAL POWER PLANT
Automobiles
Nuclear power plant
HYDROELECTRIC power project.

Answer :D
22315.

Question : all the floets are disc florets in

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launea
vernonia
sunflower
tridax

Answer :B
22316.

Question : All the body cells are of same origin and therefore, have same genes, yet they differ in structure and function because they synthesize different

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histones
ribosomes
MRNA MOLECULE
TRNA molecules

Answer :C
22317.

Question :All the above

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`ALPHA` - AA
`BETA`- AA
`gamma` - AA
All the THREE types

Answer :A
22318.

Question : All sponges without any exception are

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Sessile
Aquaic
Asymmetric
Both (1) & (2)

ANSWER :D
22319.

Question : All sensory information to be registered conciously by the forebrain must pass via the

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THALAMUS
RETICULAR FORMATION
CEREBELLUM
pons

Answer :A
22320.

Question :All reproductive tract infections RTIs are STDs, but all STDs are not RTIS. Justify with example.

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Solution : NORMAL sexually transmitted diseases Hepatitis B and AIDS are not the DISEASE caused in reproductive ORGANS. Sexual contact its responsible for their spread.
Other diseases like Gonorrohea, syphilis, genital herpis and hepatitis are spread by sexual contact. They are infections of reproductive TRACT. So they STDs and RTIs. While AIDs and Hepatitis - B are STDs, but not RTI.
22321.

Question : All seed bearing plants have diplontic life cycle, (e) Bryophytes have haplodiplontic life cycle

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(a), (B),© ,(d),(E)
all EXCEPT (d)
all except ©
all except (b)

ANSWER :D
22322.

Question : All ribs are bicephalic which means

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They articulate with both sternum and VERTEBRAL column
They articulate with sternum only with two aticulation points
They have two ARTICULATION points on dorsal side
They have ONE articulation point on dorsal side and one on ventral side

Answer :C
22323.

Question : All populations is a given physical area are defined as

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BIOME
Ecosystem
Territory
BIOTIC factors

SOLUTION :Biome
22324.

Question : All organisms produce more young ones'. Comment.

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Solution :"All organisms produce more young ones" because of the following reasons :
(a) Organisms have GREAT POTENTIALS for reproduction and very few survive upto maturity due to which LARGE NUMBER of young ones are produced.
(b) The organisms undergo intra and inter specific struggle for existence in which the nature selects the fittest ORGANISM and it survives.
22325.

Question : All organisms produce more young ones.

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Solution :1. All living organisms have a great potential for reproduction. 2. They produce more young ones because the chances of survival up to maturity are less. 3. POPULATIONS tend to increase in geometrical progression. 4. All of these lead to struggle for existence.
There is interspecific struggle within the species whereas between the two different species there is interspecific struggle. All of organisms also FACE environmental struggle. Therefore, all organisms produce more young ones for assurance that their species is CONTINUED.
22326.

Question : All of these are true w r t organ of Corti except

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located on Reissner's MEMBRANE
pressing of steroreocillia against tectonical membrane generates nerve impulses
impulses are CARRIED to brain by cochlear branch of AUDITORY nerve
it does not have any ROLE in balancing

Answer :D
22327.

Question : All of these have a positive influence on the growth of the population except

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NATALITY
FECUNDITY
EMIGRATION
Immigration

Answer :C
22328.

Question : All of the following would be found in a prokaryotic cell except :-

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m-RNA
r-RNA
simultaneous TRANSCRIPTION and translation
sn-RNA

Answer :D
22329.

Question : All of the following tissues are involved in secondary growth except

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VASCULAR CAMBIUM
LATERAL meristem
Cork cambium
APICAL meristem

Answer :D
22330.

Question : All of the following structures in the human skeleton are made up of a single bone except

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LOWER JAW
Hyoid
UPPER jaw
ZYGOMATIC arch

Answer :C
22331.

Question : All of the following statements are currect for guard cell except

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BEAN shaped in DICOTS
Are GREEN
Dumb-bell shaped in grasses
Outer we is are thick and the INNER walls are thin

Answer :D
22332.

Question : All of the following statements are correct, expect

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RCBs of human are not capable of metabolising GLUCOSE to carbon dioxide aerobically
No mixing of blood occurs in heart of a fish
With increase in heart rate, duration of a single cardiac cycle decreases
Pacemaker of human heart is a specialised NEURAL TISSUE which maintains rhythmic activity of heart

Answer :D
22333.

Question : All of the following plants have fused pistils in their flowers, except

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Papaver
Hibiscus
Aloe
Michelia

Solution :In a TEST cross , individual showing dominant phenotype is crossed with recessive parent
A dihybrid test cross canhelp in determining linkage between TWO trails. A test cross PRODUCES equal number of genotypes and PHENOTYPES . Two different species do not INTERBREED so their interbreeding ability cannot be determined by test cross.
22334.

Question : All of the following statement are correct except.

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In Balanoglossus,EXCRETION TAKES place through proboscis gland
All VERTEBRATES are chordates but all chordates are not vertebrates
Placoid scales are found in Osteichthyes
Mammary glands are defining CHARACTER of all mammals

Answer :B
22335.

Question : All of the following pairs of hormones are antagonistic, expect

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CALCITONIN and parathormone
Cortisol and insulin
Insulin and glucagon
Calcitriol and Collip's hormone

Answer :D
22336.

Question : All of the following hormones are involved in sugar metabolism, expect

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Glucagon
Cortisone
Thymosin
Insulin

Answer :C
22337.

Question : All of the following form the basis of DNA fingerprinting, except

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DEGREE of polymorphism
VNTR
Minisatellite
ESTs

Answer :D
22338.

Question : All of the following are under regulation of sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems except

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HEART rate
Digestive TRACT activity
Learning
Micturition

Answer :C
22339.

Question : All of the following are transcribed from DNA except

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EXONS
INTRONS
RRNA
DNA

ANSWER :D
22340.

Question : All of the following are the true for virus replicationexcept

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only a subset of VIRUSES contains all of the ENZYMES necessaryfor transcribingtheir owngenome
no virusescontainthe tRNAnecessary to TRANSLATE mRNA
virusescan makeribosomes necessaryto translatemRNA
once a VIRUS has entered a cell, it cannotbeginmakingcopies of itselfimmediately

Answer :C
22341.

Question : All of the following are part of an operon except

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a promoter
an operator
an ENHANCER
structural GENES

SOLUTION :an enhancer
22342.

Question : all of the following are highly productive ecosystems except

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CORAL reefs
sugarcan fields
tropical rainforest
Deserts

Answer :D
22343.

Question : All of the following are included in 'Ex-situ conservation' except

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SEED BANKS
Wildlife safari parks
Botanical gardens
SACRED GROVES

SOLUTION :Seed banks
22344.

Question : All of the following are haploid with 23 chromosomes except

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FIRST POLAR body
Second polar body
Primary oocyte
Secondary oocyte

Answer :C
22345.

Question : All mammals have

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MAMMARY gland
Diaphragm
Vertebrae
All of these

Answer :D
22346.

Question : All life formscontain "molecules of life ". These are

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CARBOHYDRATES
Proteins
NUCLEIC acids
All of these

Solution :The BASIC TYPESOF moleculesare carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids.
22347.

Question : All individuals produced are genetically identical

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clone
off spring
fission
moneociuos

Answer :A
22348.

Question : All Gymnosperms are :-

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HETEROSPOROUS
ARBORESCENT
SEED PLANTS
All the above

ANSWER :D
22349.

Question : All given are dry schizocarpic fruits except :-

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Lomentum
CREMOCARP
REGMA
Silicula

ANSWER :D
22350.

Question : All genes located on the same chromosome

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Form DIFFERENT groups depending upon their relative distance
Form one linkage group
Will not form any linkage groups
Form interactive groups that affect the phenotype.

Solution :A group can be defined as a group of linked gene (on the same CHROMOSOME) and corresponds to the genome of ORGANISM, like HUMAN has 23 linkage groups, pea and Neurospora has 7 linkage groups, Drosophila has 4 linkage groups. Linkage group in a species corresponds to its haploid number of chromosomes.