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4051.

Question : This method of finding a gene is used when researchers know very little about the gene they are trying to find. This process results in a complete gene library: a collection of copies of DNA fragments that represent the entire genome of an organism.

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CLONING
Shotgun cloning
GENE synthesis cloning
PCR

ANSWER :B
4052.

Question : This one becomes neuro-hypophysis

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Rathke's pouch
Outgrowth of ORAL region
Intundibular process
Hypophyseal PORTAL system

Answer :C
4053.

Question : This is used to establish, paternity or maternity with higher degree of certainty

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BLOOD GROUPING
SEROLOGICAL tests
DNA FINGER printing
Pedigree analysis

Answer :C
4054.

Question : This is the most severe check on the rate of reproduction

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STRUGGLE with the environment
Interspecific struggle
Intergeneric struggle
Intraspecific struggle

ANSWER :D
4055.

Question : This is the most abundant enzyme in the mesophyll

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HEXOKINASE
RUBISCO
Fructose 6 PHOSPHATASE
Sedoheptulose 7 phosphatase

Answer :B
4056.

Question : This is not GMO

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GOLDEN rice
Tracy
DOLLY
BT BRINJAL

SOLUTION :Dolly
4057.

Question : This is an index of free energy content of water

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`PSI`
`PI`
`OMEGA`
`TAU`

ANSWER :A
4058.

Question : This is a type of adaptive radiation seen in one part of the world. a. Identify the type of adaptive radiation. Where. is it seen? b. Give the difference between convergent evolution and divergent evolution.

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Solution :a. Marsupial radiation seen in Australia.
B. CONVERGENT EVOLUTION: When more than one adaptive radiation appeared to have occurred in different habitats or ISOLATED geographical area, it is called convergent evolution.
Divergent evolution: The process of evolution of different species in a given geographical area starting from a point and literally RADIATING to other areas of habitats (geography) is called divergent evolution or adaptive radiation.
4059.

Question : This is a graphical presentation of hormones during a menstrual cycle find out A, B , C, D respectively :-

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FSH, LH , OESTROGEN , Progesterone
LH, Oestrogen , Progesteroe , FSH
LH, FSH, Progesterone , Oestrogen
Progesterone , FSH , LH , Oestrogen

Answer :C
4060.

Question : this is a method of birth control

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ZIFT
GIFT
IUDs
IVF-ET

Answer :C
4061.

Question : This is a graphical presentation of hormones during a menstrual cycle find out A, B, C, D:-

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FSH, LH, OESTROGEN, PROGESTERONE
LH, Oestrogen, Progesterone, FSH
LH, FSH, Progesterone, Oestrogen
Progesterone, FSH, LH, Oestrogen

Answer :C
4062.

Question : This figure shows the restriction site of Eco RI. This restriction enzyme recognition site is palindromic and have specified base base pairs. This means that the recognition siteshave 5^("|")…….G^(darr)"AATT C"……… 3^("|") 3^("|")……."CTTAA"_(uarr)G.........5^("|")

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base sequence identical to one ANOTHER
base sequence that consist of only FOUR bases
the base sequence in one DNA strand reading from one end the same as the sequence in the complementary strand reading from the opposite end.
base sequences in which a single letter, representing the base may be PRESENT at either location in the recognition site for cutting to occur.

ANSWER :C
4063.

Question : This diagram indicates

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DNA replication
Reverse TRANSCRIPTION
Transcription
Translation

ANSWER :C
4064.

Question : This field of genomics deals with the comprehensive analysis of functions of genes and non-gene sequences is

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STRUCTURAL GENOMICS
Functional genomics
Comparitive genomics
All the THREE

Answer :B
4065.

Question : Third ventricle occurs in:

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Heart
Brain
Bones
Skull

Answer :B
4066.

Question : Third generation vaccines are:

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ATTENUATED pathogen
Pathogen relative
Monoclonal ANTIGEN
Synthetic antigen

ANSWER :D
4067.

Question : Third kingdom included in three kingdom classification was-

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Monera
Protista
Fungi
Bacteria

Answer :B
4068.

Question : Third generation pestocodes are:

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Pheromones
Juvenile HORMONE analogous
Insect repellants
Pathogens

Answer :B
4069.

Question : Thin walled rounded cells in the endodermis are called as

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PASSAGE CELLS
passive cells
casparian cells
STARCH SHEATH cells

Answer :A
4070.

Question : Thick walled spores are formed in unfavourable conditions in :

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BACTERIA
FUNGI
LOWER PLANTS
All of these

Answer :D
4071.

Question : Thickness of ozone is measured in terms of _________units.

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ANSWER :B::D
4072.

Question : Thick -walled highly resistant asexual spores formedby Rhizopus , are

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APLANOSPORES
BUDS
plasmospores
CHLAMYDOSPORES

ANSWER :D
4073.

Question : Thick-Walled cells of pericycle as found in Linum (flax) and Connabis (hemp) are fibrous and are disignated as

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VASCULAR FIBRES
paravascular fibres
PERIVASCULAR fibres
PROTOPHLOEM fibres

ANSWER :A
4074.

Question : Thick cuticle reduces this transpiration

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Cuticular
Stomatal
Lenticular
NONE of the above

Answer :A
4075.

Question : Thick wall of the fruit is known as _____

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SOLUTION :PERICARP.
4076.

Question : Thin myofilaments are made up of

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Actin, tropomyosin and MEROMYOSIN
TUBULIN and dynein
Heavy meromyosin and LIGHT meromyosin
Actin, troponin and tropomyosin

ANSWER :C
4077.

Question : Thick layer of fat under the skin in aquatic 5 mammals of polar sea

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Blubber
Flubber 
Rubber
Stubber 

ANSWER :A
4078.

Question : thick cuticle occurs on the leaves of plants belonging to

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cool HABITATS
warm habitat
dry habitats
WET habitats

ANSWER :C
4079.

Question : They were first true man.

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HOMO ERECTUS
Australiopithecus
Java MAN
Both (A) and (C)

SOLUTION :Both (A) and (C)
4080.

Question : Thiamine(B_1) deficiency leads to:

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Beriberi
Scurvy
Night blindness
Pellegra

Answer :A
4081.

Question : They attempts for food production from plants and domenstication of animals.

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Cro-magnon
HOMO sapiens
Modern MAN
Both (B) and (C)

SOLUTION :Both (B) and (C)
4082.

Question : They lived about 30 million years ago.

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RAMAPITHECUS
Proplopithecus
KENYAPITHECUS
DRYOPITHECUS

SOLUTION :Proplopithecus
4083.

Question :They key criteria for establishing a ' hot spot ' is / are

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DEGREE of THREAT MEASURED with RESPECT to habitat loss
High degree of endemism
High biodiversity
All of the above

Answer :D
4084.

Question : They copper ions of IUDs

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SUPPRESS the motility and fertilization capacity of SPERMS.
make the UTERUS unsuitable for implementation
increase PHAGOCYTOSIS of sperms .
make CERVIX hostile to sperms

Answer :A
4085.

Question : They are third level IUDS.

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Copper IUDS
Slow IUDs
HORMONAL IUDs
All of the above

Answer :C
4086.

Question : They are connecting link between Australopithecus and Homo sapiens.

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HOMO ERECTUS
JAVA man
Kenyapithecus
Both (A) and (B)

SOLUTION : Both (A) and (B)
4087.

Question : They are dominant plants of the cold desert

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Shrub and small trees
Low stature shrub and perennial grass
Tall trees and herbaceous plants
Low stature shrub and herbaceous plants

Solution :Cold deserts are areas which record very sparse RAINFALL and DEEP rooted plants. The winters are extremely long and cold Eg., Gobiand Tibet DESERT. The vegetation includes herbacious plants, small shrubs, LICHENS and mosses.
4088.

Question : They are developed by CDRI in india.

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PILLS
IUDs
SAHELI
B and C both

Answer :C
4089.

Question : They ancestor of dryopithecus.

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RAMAPITHECUS
Aegyptopithecus
KENYAPITHECUS
Australiopithecus

SOLUTION :Aegyptopithecus
4090.

Question : These plantles which are genetically identical to each other are called …....

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ANSWER :SOMACLONES
4091.

Question : These fruits are bistural constricted in between the seeds considered to be the modification of legumes and are independent or break up into single seeded parts

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CREMOCARP
lomentum
gegma
CARCERULUS

ANSWER :B
4092.

Question : These parasites cannot survive without host :

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FACULTATIVE
OBLIGATE
BROOD
Hyperparasites

ANSWER :B
4093.

Question : These organisms use inorganic molecules for their energy and CO_(2) as the source of carbon

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Chemo-heterotrophs
Photo-heterotrophs
Photo-autotrophs
Chemo-autotrophs

ANSWER :D
4094.

Question : These molecules have the ability to direct their duplications

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DNA and RNA
DNA and Proteins
RNA and proteins
DNA, RNA and proteins

Answer :A
4095.

Question : These explain the evolution of Mammalia from Reptilia

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SEYMOURIA
Prototherians
metatherians
Eutherians

ANSWER :B
4096.

Question : These cranial bone are unpaired :-

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FRONTAL, Temporal
Frontal, occipital
Frontal, parietal
Temporal, parietal

Answer :B
4097.

Question : These belong to the category of primary consumers :

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Eagle and SNAKE
INSECTS and cattle
Snake and FROG
Water insects

Answer :B
4098.

Question : These are projected inside from the poly nucleotide backbone

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NITROGENOUS bases
Sugars
Phosphates
All these

Answer :A
4099.

Question : Theory of special creation was given by

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Cuvier
Redi
Father Suarez
Arrhenius

Answer :C
4100.

Question : Thermoregulation is energetically expensive for many organisms particularly

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SMALL ANIMALS 
Shrews
Humming BIRDS 
All of the above 

ANSWER :D