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current 'I' is(ESE EC 1999)2 RILw4RVO333L2R sww34Rw4 R1A=(A) Indeterminable due to inadequate data(B) zero(C)4 A |
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Answer» c) 4a is the correct answer option c is correct answer |
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what is stomatal pore |
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Answer» In botany, a stoma (also stomate; pluralstomata) is a tiny opening orporethat is used for gas exchange. They are mostly found on the under-surface of plant leaves. Air enters the plant through these openings. Also, water vapor goes into the atmosphere through theseporesin transpiration. |
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(5) Name the following:Food products made from sheep's milk. |
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Answer» Sheepcheesecomprises about 1.3 percent of the world'scheeseproduction. Some of the world's most famous cheeses were originally made from sheep's milk: Roquefort, Feta, Ricotta, and Pecorina Romano. Sheep's milk is also made intoyogurt,butter, andice cream |
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Draw a labeled diagram of stomatal apparatus with open poreGive an experiment to show presence of starch in leaveslame the pracess of asexual reproduction in hydrawith dagram |
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Answer» 25) Procedure: A leaf is taken, that has been exposed to sunlight. The leaf is boiled in boiling water: To make the tissue more permeable to iodine. Extracting the chlorophyll out of the leaf: For clarity of the iodine test. The boiled leaf is taken in a test tube and immersed in alcohol. The test tube is then subjected to water bath. This process is continued until the alcohol turns green. The leaf is taken out and kept in a Petri dish. The leaf is iodine flooded. If the colour of the leaf turns brown, this signifies the presence of starch in the leaf. |
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e uniceliu14. Sexual maturation is a gradual process andakes place while general body growth is still goingComment on the statement taking considerationteenagers. (2016-8A2B1J6; 2015-Q9WGDVV)onof the |
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Answer» General growthis the growth of body parts of an individual which takes place in the foetus and after birth but sexual maturation occurs when that individual becomes capable of reproduction (produces gametes).Sexual maturationbegins after reaching puberty whichoccurs at a particular agebut general growthtakes place before reaching puberty and even after that. Secondary sexual characterare the changes that occurs in bothmale and female oncethey reach puberty andhelps in distinguishing between boys and girls.Secondary sexual characters in malesare body hair (in chest, face and pubic region), increased secretion of oil and sweat glands, deepened voice, enlarged penis and broadened shoulders and chest.Secondary sexual characters in femalesare enlarged breasts, widened hips, and growth of pubic hair, high pitched voice and smaller waist than men. What happens when solar cells are connected in parallel? |
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Q.9For the circuit shown in the figure thecurrent 'I' is[ESE EC 1999]2 RI4RvÄ23Rw2 R34R4 R 1A(A) Indeterminable due to inadequate data(B) zero(C)4 A(D): A |
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2.9For the circuit shown in the figure thecurrent l'is[ESE EC 1999)2 R14RV3322 Rw4 R34R1A(A) Indeterminable due to inadequate data(B) zero(C)4 A(D)8A |
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Q.26The accompanying figure shows a networkwith passive elements and two idealtransformers having 1 : 1 turns-ratios.Determine the z-parameters.1:1J.+2F88ΤΗ252 +12s2525 +125 J2s[25-1232s(B)25-12s2s25+1(C)28252s2s? +12s.2s25-12s2s25-12s |
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What processes would you consider essential for maintaining life? |
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Answer» The various processes essential for maintaining life arenutrition,respiration,transportation,excretion,controland coordination. |
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The perimeter of an isosceles triangle is 32 ch. The ratioofthe egual side to its base is 3:2. Find the area of triangle |
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Answer» let 3:2 be 3x and 2x . let another side of triangle be x . so , 3x +2x = 32 . so 5x = 32 , x = 32÷ 5 = 6.4 cm . ,in isosceles triangle 2 sides are equal . ratio of equal side 3:2 = 6.4 cm . so are is 20.48 cm square |
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AnSWer the following questions.a. Write any five characteristics of a computer.What are the benefits of using a computer?. Explain hardware and humanware. P, 3. Why should you take care of your computer? fetPaaWhat do you mean by Ergonomics?What points will you keep in mind for taking care of yourself, while using a computer? f |
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Answer» a. Speed : A powerful computer is capable of executing about 3 million calculations per second.Accuracy : A computer's accuracy is consistently high; if there are errors, they are due to errors in instructions given by the programmer.Reliability : The output generated by the computer is very reliable as long as the data is reliable.Memory/Storage Capacity : The computer can store large volumes of data and makes the retrieval of data an easy task.Versatility: The computer can accomplish many different things. It can accept information through various input-output devices, perform arithmetic and logic operations, generate a variety of outputs in a variety of forms, etc. Name two supercomputer made in India |
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2VOC EXERCISE1923320АвCURRENT H1022222VFind out potential difference between point A and(1) 3.5 V(3) 4 V(2) 3 V(4) 5 V |
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Answer» 1)3.5 is the correct answer |
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Example 5Find output voltage VoSi2V2V -4V ~Vo160w-1V |
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ocarH(3) Naphthalene burns with a yellow flame. |
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Answer» Naphthalene will give a yellow sooty flame because they are unsaturated. Unsaturated compounds generally give out yellow sooty flame. Like naphthalene there are many other objects like camphor, alcohol etc |
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3222URRENT BOZ BRERASELABSHout potential difference between point A and3.5 V(2) 3 V(4) 5 VAV |
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o2. Microorga25. Look at the picture. Identify the process shown.Rubber tubeLidGasLidGasDigestorGas stove Gobar with decayingbacteria and fungiGround(A) Sewage plant(C) Biogas plant(B) Fermentor(D) Pasteurization |
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Answer» c) biogas as it used in stove. thanking you for your reply |
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IVa)Answer the following question.Identify figures : A, B and C.fig. A,fig. Bfig. Cb)Which one of them provides both mechanical strength as well asflexibility?c) Which one of them is commercially exploited to obtain Hemp and Jute?d) Which one of them can be modified to form air cavitics in aquatic plants?e) Which onc of them has heavy deposition of lignin? |
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Answer» fig A shows sclerenchyma fig B shows parenchymafig C shows collenchyma b) Ae) Ad) Cc) A |
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2. If a double stranded DNA has 20 per cent of cytosine, calculate the percent of adenine in the DNA. |
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If a double stranded DNA has 20% of cytosine, whatwill be the percentage of adenine in it? |
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If a double stranded DNA has 20 percent of cytosine, calculate the percentof Adenine in the DNA |
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Which one of the followingfeatures are applicable tobacteriophages?a) They are bacterial virusesb) They have double strandedDNA as genetic materialc) The protein coat is calledcapsid.i) a) and b)ii) b) and c)iii) a) and c)iv) All of these |
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Answer» All the statements are correct. option (iv) How can cataract be removed?i. Surgeryii. Medicineiii. Intake Protein and vitamin rich foodiv. All of the above |
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. Long Answer Questions:I. What is DNA? Describe the double helicalstructure of eukaryotic DNA. |
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Answer» Deoxyribonucleic acid is a molecule composed of two chains that coil around each other to form a double helix carrying the genetic instructions used in the growth, development, functioning and reproduction of all known living organisms and many viruses. 1 2 3 |
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of DNA double helix led Watson and Crick to hypothesiseconservative mode of DNA replication?Explain. |
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Answer» Thank you |
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5. Which property of DNA double helix led Watson and Crick to hypothesisesemi-conservative mode of DNA replication? Explain. |
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Define a joint.The place where two bones meet is c |
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Answer» A joint is usually formed of fibrous connective tissue and cartilage. Joints are grouped according to their type of motion: ball-and-socket joint; hinge joint; condyloid joint, which permits all forms of angular movement except axial rotation; pivot joint; gliding joint; or saddle joint. |
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Name the following tissues.a. That connects two bonesb. Found in the iris of the eye.2. |
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Answer» a)Ligamentsconnect the ends of bones together in order to form a joint.b)the iris of the eye consists ofsmooth fibroustissue along with blood vessels. Thesesmoothtissues are also known asciliarymuscle. 1-connective tissue2-,fibrous tissues called ciliary muscles ligaments contacts two bones and the iris of the eye consists of smooth fibrous tissue along with blood vessels these tissues are also know as ciliary muscle |
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why there is advance sunrise and delayed sunset and sunrise and sunset |
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Answer» Thesunriseisadvanceddue to atmospheric refraction of sunlight. An observer on the earth sees the sun two minutes before the sun reaches the horizon. A ray of sunlight entering the earth's atmosphere follows a curved path due to atmosphere refraction before reaching the earth |
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An analog voltmeter uses external multipliersettings. With a multiplier setting of 20 k82, it reads440 V and with a multiplier setting of 80 k22, it reads352 V. For a multiplier setting of 40 k2, thevoltmeter reads |
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What are different types of tissue in plants? Describe simple tissues.Define tracheids and vessels.What is the function of lateral meristem.Explain how sieve tubes manage to be living?Enumerate main components of xylem.What is the function of phloem?What are the functions of stomata?Describe functions of epithelial tissue.What are goblet cells?What is the function of ciliated epithelium?Enumerate protein fibres of connective tissue.What is the name of bone cell?Write the name of various types of white blood cells (WBCs).How many types of muscles occur in animals?What are the functions of areolar tissue?Husk of coconut is made of what type of tissue?PO |
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Answer» if u want all the answer of this all question then contact me on Instagram (anucutie_pie) please ask only one question coconut husk is made up of schelerenchymatous tissue |
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Which one of the following types oftissucs will have contractile proteins?(a) Nervous tissue(b) Muscle tissue(c) Bone tissue(d) Blood tissue |
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Answer» muscle tissue is the answer. but why?? can give me explanation |
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2.24 An analog voltmeter uses external multipliersettings. With a multiplier setting of 20 k 2, it reads440 V and with a multiplier setting of 80 k92, it reads352 V. For a multiplier setting of 40 k, thevoltmeter reads |
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z. What type of thickening of cell wall does occurin collenchyma? |
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Answer» The collenchyma has deposition of extra cellulose at the cell that provides structural support.Collenchymacell walls are unevenlythickened. When thethickening occursat the corners where cells are joined it is called angular. Lamellarcollenchymahas thickenings on their tangential walls, which are parallel with the surface. Lignin is usually notpresent in collenchyma. |
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18. Give reasonseMucus is secreted in the gastric juice inside the stomach.Rate of respiration in aquatic organisms is higher than terrestrialorganismsArteries have thick, elastic walls |
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Answer» a)Mucus is secreted by the stomach wall because the hydrochloric acid secreted by gastric glands is corrosive in nature.So the secreted mucus prevents the inner wall of the stomach from corroding. b)The rate of respiration in aquatic animals is higher than that of the terrestrial animals because the amount of dissolved oxygen in water is less than the amount of oxygen in air.So in order to compensate the requirement of oxygen these animals breathe quickly. c)Arteries have thick and elastic walls because the blood from heart comes with higher pressure.In order to prevent it from rupturing the walls of arteries are thick and elastic. |
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Complete the table:Permanent tissuesimplecomplexxylemcollenchyma79 |
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7128 322 bMultiple Choice QuestionsEpidermis of stem and leaves have... ayerA. pectin B. suberin C. cuticle D. ligninPresence of aerenchyma tissue in stem and leaves is a charactristics ofA. aquaticB. desert/terrestrial C. perenial D. climberplantsand...are the types of permenent tissues.. Collenchyma and SclerenchymaMeristmatic and Surface tissuee walls of sclerenchyma tisssue are thicker due to the layer ofpectin.....tissues are present in the leaf petiole.Parenchyma B. Collenchyma C. Sclerenchyma D. SurfaceB. Chlorenchyma and AerenchymaD. Chlorenchyam and SclerenchymaB. suberinC. celluloseD. lignin |
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Answer» Answer of 1st is C2nd C |
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15. Complete the table:Permanent tissuecomplexsimplecollenchymaxylem |
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Answer» thanks so much |
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Chloroplasts |
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Answer» Chloroplasts are organelles found in plant cells and eukaryotic algae that conduct photosynthesis. Chloroplasts absorb sunlight and use it in conjunction with water and carbon dioxide gas to produce food for the plant. |
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1.Find the voltage drop (Va) across Silicon diode in the circuit below.+ VdDiodeC12A223(a)(c)0.7 V0.42 V(b)(d)0.3 V0.052 V |
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Answer» Voltage drop across the Silicon diode=Vd=0.7V( the in-built barrier voltage) Option(a) is correct. |
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Find the voltage drop (Vd) across Silicon diode in the circuit below.+ VaDiode(1) 2A21(a)(c)0.7 V0.42 V(b)(d)0.3 V0.052 V |
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Answer» Voltage drop across a silicon diode is 0.7Vhence option a (a) 0.7Vis a correct answer (a) 0.7Vis a correct answer |
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Write the characteristics of parenchyma |
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Answer» Parenchyma is a kind of tissue in plants which are composed of living cells.These cells have unspecialized structure and are very thin walled. Parenchyma tissue have extensive spaces between the cells.Characteristics of Parenchyma:1. The cell walls are thin.2. These cells are living.3. Cells of the tissue are unspecialized, that may be oval, round or may be elongated in shape.4. They form basic packing tissue.These are some of the characteristics of Parenchyma. |
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Why parenchyma is called a simple tissue? |
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Answer» Parenchymais known to be asimplepermanenttissuebecause it does not contain different types of cells. As the cells of the permanenttissuedo not have the ability to divide so the cells are specialized to perform specific functions which are subdivided into groups. Parenchymais known to be asimple permanenttissuebecause it does not contain different types of cells. As the cells of the permanenttissuedo not have the ability to divide so the cells are specialized to perform specific functions which are subdivided into groups. |
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3.Parenchyma containing chloroplasts is known as |
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Answer» Parenchymatissuewith chloroplasts is calledchlorencyhma. |
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12 Name the regons in which parenchyma tissue is present |
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Answer» The perenchyma tissue is present in leaves , fruilts and flowers of the plants. ( growing parts) |
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1.Esplain the types of parenchyma tissues with their functions. |
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Answer» ParenchymaI) they provides support and stores food.II) parenchyma containing chrolophyll is callef chlorenchyma which helps in photosynthesis.III) in aquatic plants their are a lot of air spaces present in the parenchymatic cell, such a tissuse is known as aerenchyma. it provides buoyancy to the plants. |
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ORGive one characteristics of eaca. Sycornb. Starfish |
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Answer» Syconciliata are creamy yellow in color and delicate-looking. Their bodies are arranged in the asconoid system, which is a simple tube with no folding of the outer body wall. They range from1-3cm in height. Hairy, needle-like spines (called spicules) cover their bodies. Sea starsare characterized by radial symmetry, several arms (5 or multiplied by 5) radiating from a central body. Mouth and anus are close together on the underside, the anus is at the center of the disc together with the water intake (madreporite). |
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, Write two features of striated musele fibers? |
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Answer» The muscles are fibrous, dense tissues, whose primary function is to allow the body to move by repeated contraction and relaxation.Besides movement, the muscle is also responsible for maintaining posture, stabilizing the joints, and producing body heat through muscle function. The striated muscle is also known as the skeletal muscle, because it is attached mainly to the bones and skin, and is responsible for the mobility of the body and limbs. The movement of striated muscle is controlled voluntarily, unlike the smooth muscle of the internal organs and the cardiac muscle of the heart, which are involuntary. |
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Write two features that are present in tadpole but absent in adultfrog. |
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Answer» While tadpoles lack limbs and possesslongtails, adult frogs on the other hand have two hind limbs and two fore limbs. The hind limbs are exceptionally powerful and this, together with their webbed feet helps them to jump great distances and swim. Adult frogs have a more developed bony skull and form a defined tongue that can be used for feeding. |
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1. Describe the steps or procedure ofMendel's experiments with suitableexample. |
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Answer» Selection of parents:Mendel selected true breeding pea plants with contrasting characteristics for his experiment. True breeding plant is the one that produces an offspring with the same characteristics on self-pollination. For example, a tall plant is said to be true breeding when all its progeny formed after self-pollination are tall. Production of F1plants:F1generation is the first filial generation. It is formed after crossing the desirable parents. For example, Mendel crossed a pure tall pea plant with a pure dwarf pea plant. All F1plants were found to be tall. Results of self-pollination of F1plants:Mendel found that on self-pollination of F1plants, the progenies obtained in F2generations were not all tall plants. Instead, one-fourth of F2plants were found to be short. Mendel’s explanation for the reappearance of the short trait: From this experiment, Mendel concluded that F1tall pSelection of parents: Mendel selected true breeding pea plants with contrasting characteristics for his experiment. True breeding plant is the one that produces an offspring with the same characteristics on self-pollination. For example, a tall plant is said to be true breeding when all its progeny formed after self-pollination are tall. Production of F 1 plants: F1 generation is the first filial generation. It is formed after crossing the desirable parents. For example, Mendel crossed a pure tall pea plant with a pure dwarf pea plant. All F1 plants were found to be tall. Results of self-pollination of F 1 plants: Mendel found that on self-pollination of F1 plants, the progenies obtained in F2 generations were not all tall plants. Instead, one-fourth of F2 plants were found to be short. Mendel’s explanation for the reappearance of the short trait: From this experiment, Mendel concluded that F1 tall plants were not true breeding. They were carrying both short and tall height traits. They appeared tall, because tall trait was dominant over short trait. Dominant trait: It is a trait or characteristic, which is able to express itself over another contrasting trait. For example, tall plants are dominant over short plants. Recessive trait: It is a trait which is unable to express its effect in the presence of the dominant trait. Mendel represented the dominant trait as upper case T (i.e. T for tallness), and the recessive trait as lower case t (i.e. t for shortness). These traits are actually the genes present in the chromosomes of a cell. plants were not true breeding. They were carrying both short and tall height traits. They appeared tall, because tall trait was dominant over short trait. Dominant trait:It is a trait or characteristic, which is able to express itself over another contrasting trait. For example, tall plants are dominant over short plants. Recessive trait:It is a trait which is unable to express its effect in the presence of the dominant trait. Mendel represented the dominant trait as upper caseT(i.e. T for tallness), and the recessive trait as lower caset(i.e. t for shortness). These traits are actually the genes present in the chromosomes of a cell. |
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8. Describe one example of adaptive radiation. |
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Answer» as I found, the best example of adaptive radiation is Darwin finches, found in Galapagos Island. adaptive radiationisanevolutionary process that produces new species from a single, rapidly diversifying lineage. ...An example of adaptive radiationis Darwin finches, found in Galapagos Island. |
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9. Can we call human evolution as adaptive radiation? |
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