Question
Distinguish between: Autogamy (Self-pollination) – Xenogamy (cross pollination)
| Autogamy (Self-pollination) | Xenogamy (Cross pollination) |
| 1. In self-pollination, bisexual flower is pollinated by its own pollen grains. | 1. In cross pollination the pollen grains from the anther are carried to the stigma of another flower of same species. |
| 2. Self-pollination does not depend upon external agents for pollination. | 2. Cross pollination does depend upon external agents for pollination. |
| 3. Self-pollination is economical as there is no wastage of pollen grains. | 3. Cross pollination is not economical as there is wastage of pollen grains during transfer. |
| 4. Offspring are genetically similar to their parents; E.g. Pea | 4. Offspring are genetically varied due to recombination. E.g. Food and fibre crops – Maize, Rice. |
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| Column I [Contraceptive method] | Column II [Mode of action] |
| (1) Pill | (a) Prevents sperms reaching cervix |
| (2) Condom | (b) Prevents implantation |
| (3) Vasectomy | (c) Prevents ovulation |
| (4) Copper T | (d) Semen contains no sperms |
| Animal | Respiratory organ |
| (1) Fishes | (a) Trachea |
| (2) Birds/Reptiles | (b) Moist cuticle |
| (3) Insects | (c) Gills |
| (4) Earthworm | (d) Lungs |
| Column A | Column B |
| (1) Walter Rosen | (a) Popularisation of term biodiversity |
| (2) David Tillman | (b) Rivet Popper Hypothesis |
| (3) Paul Ehrlich | (c) Productivity Stability Hypothesis |
| (4) Edward Wilson | (d) Coined |
| Column I | Column II |
| (1) Graafian follicle | (a) Site of implantation |
| (2) Uterus | (b) Birth canal |
| (3) Fallopian tube | (c) Site of fertilization |
| (4) Vagina | (d) Release of secondary oocyte |
| Events in cardiac cycle | Time duration |
| (1) Atrial systole | (a) 0.3 second |
| (2) Atrial diastole | (b) 0.5 second |
| (3) Ventricular systole | (c) 0.1 second |
| (4) Ventricular diastole | (d) 0.7 second |