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Question 11 Mark
Write analogy.
Answer
Those organs whose basic structure and origin are different but have same function are called analogous organs. This similarity of body parts is called analogy. Example, wings of butterfly, bird and bat.
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Question 31 Mark
What kind of organs are the thorn of Bougenvillia and the tendril of cucurbita? What type of development has brought about such similarity in them?
Answer
The thorn of Bougenvillia and the tendril of Cucurbita are homologous organs and this similarity has brought through divergent evolution.
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Question 41 Mark
What is called mimicry?
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In evolutionary biology, mimicry is a similarity of one organism, usually an animal, to another, that has evolved because the resemblance is selectively favoured by the behaviour of a shared single receiver that can respond to both.
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Question 51 Mark
Give an example of an indicator of industrial pollution?
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Lichen are the indicator of industrial pollution.
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Question 81 Mark
Make a list of human vestigial organs.
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In human being, about 180 vestigial organs are found in body some of which are as follows : 1. Vermiform appendix 2. Earpina 3. Candal vertebra 4. Nicititating membrane 5. Hairs 6. Wisdom tooth 7. Cervical fistula 8. Extra nipple 9. Rudimentary Gill slits
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Question 91 Mark
What is divergent evolution? Explain by taking the example of plants.
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Thorn of Bougainvillea and tendril of Passifloraare modified branches and axillary in position where as phylloclade of opuntia and cladode of Ruscus are example of homologous organ/divergent evolution.
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Question 101 Mark
Explain the difference between Dryopithecus and Ramapithecus animals?
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Dryopithecus were more like ape whereas Ramapithecuswere more like man.
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Question 111 Mark
Which scientist experimented and demonstrated that life emerges from pre-existing life?
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Louis pasteur
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Question 131 Mark
Write two similarities between Dryopithecus and Ramapithecus monkeys?
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(1) Presence of thick body hair.
(2) Both move like gorilla and chimpanzee.
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Question 141 Mark
In the course of human evolution, which human had a cranial capacity of 1400cc?
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Neanderthal man had the cranial capacity of 1400cc
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Question 151 Mark
Write the names of two vertebrate body parts which are homologous to the fore- legs of humans?
Answer
Fleeper of whale and wings of birds.
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Question 161 Mark
Tell the name of the scientist who opposed the theory of spontaneous generation?
Answer
Louis Pasteur opposed the theory of spontaneous generation.
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Question 171 Mark
What is the branch of biology in which fossils are studied, called?
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Palaentology is the branch of biology in which Fossil are studied.
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Question 181 Mark
What type of creature was cromagnon on the basis of consuming human food?
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Cromagnon on the basis of consuming human food was Carnivor.
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Question 201 Mark
Which ancestor of humans first started walking on two legs?
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Australopithecus at first started bepedal locomotion.
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Question 231 Mark
Which geographical races evolved due to migration of Homo Sapiens?
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There are four races evolved due to Migration of Homo Sapiens and these are Nigroid, Australoid, Caucasoids and Mongoloids.
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Question 241 Mark
What are the two main concepts of Darwinism?
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Branching decent and natural selection are the two main concepts of Darwinism.
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Question 251 Mark
Tell the name of the scientist who proved the theory of spontaneous generation wrong?
Answer
Louis Pasteur proved the theory of spontaneous generation wrong.
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Question 261 Mark
Define mutation
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Sudden heritable changes in the genetic material that is DNA of the organisms called mutation.
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Question 271 Mark
Define fossil.
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According to Charles lyell-The remains or impressions of the hard part of the past individual in the strata of the earth are called fossils.
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Question 281 Mark
What do you understand by survival of the fittest?
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Only those organism survive in the nature whofit and adapt themselves in accordance to the nature. This ability is known as the survival of fittest.
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Question 291 Mark
What is called connecting link?
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Those organism which share the character of two groups are known as connecting link for example: Aracheopteryxshares the character of both reptile and birds hence it is considered as connecting link between reptile and birds.
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Question 331 Mark
Who was considered the sub-human and the primitive man?
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Ramapithecus has been considered as sub-human and Australopithecus has been considered as primitive human.
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