1.Reptiles and birds
2.Reptiles and mammals
3.Fishes and reptiles
4.None of the above
1.Order
2.Genus
3.Taxon
4.Species
1.Ichthyosaur
2.pelycosaur
3.Pterosaur
4.Tyrannosaurus
1.Sea uricin
2.Sea cucumber
3.Human
4.Both A and B
1.both (a) and (r) are correct but r does not explains a
2.both (a) and (r) are correct and (r) is true explanation of a
3.Both (a) and (r) are not true
4.Only (a) is true, (r) is not correct
1.Azotobacter and Achromobacter
2.Pseudomonas and Nitrobacter
3.Nitrosomnas and Nitrobacter
4.Azotobacter and Nitrosomonas
1.Gastrovascular cavity
2.Coelenteron
3.Enterocoel
4.Both A and B
1. Hyalonema
2.Cliona
3.Chalina
4.Spongilla
1.Wall lizard
2.Flying lizard
3.Rock lizard
4.Garden lizard
1.Flow of energy
2.Flow of material
3.Flow of information
4.Flow of smoke
1.Genera Plantarum
2. Die Naturlichen Pflazenfamilien
3.Species Plantarum
4.Origin of species
1. Presence of cloaca
2.Shorter size
3.Straight posterior end
4.Presence of penial setae
1.Bed bug
2.Mosquito
3.House fly
4.Flea
1.Pectin
2.Hemicellulose
3.Chitin and cellulose
4.Chitin
1.Anopheles – Malaria
2.Leishmania –Sleeping sickness
3.Glossina – Kala-azar
4.Wuchereria – Filariasis
1.Stalk supporting spores
2.Bacterial chromosome
3.Genetic material of fungus
4.Genetic material of virus
1. Red algae( batrachospermum )
2.Green algae
3.Blue green algae
4.Brown algae
1.Phylum
2.Kingdom
3.Species
4.Genus
1. Paragastric cavity/Spongocoel
2.Osculum
3.Ostium
4.Food vacuoles
1.Autonym
2.Tautonym
3.Species
4.Phylum
1.Trochophore
2.Redia
3.Amphiblastula
4.Parenchymula
1. Annelida, Mollusca, Porifera
2.Arthropoda, Cnidaria, Annelida.
3.Mollusca, Echinodermata, Annelida.
4.Mollusca, Ctenophora, Arthropoda.
1.Porifers
2.Coelenterates
3.Ctenphores
4.Platyhelmintes
1.Full moon
2.Sea breaking into land and separated by sand dunes
3.Spot in desert with presence of water
4.Horse-shoe shaped coral reef
1.Monomial
2.Vernacular
3.Binomial
4.Polynomial
1.Binomial nomenclature
2.Discovery of microscope
3.Theory of biogenesis
4.Discovery of blood circulation
1.Mammales
2.Aves
3.Reptiles
4.All of the above
1.Entropy
2.Enthalpy
3.Steady state
4.None of the above
1.Gain of energy
2.Release of energy
3.Release or gain of energy
4.Catabolism of a reaction
1.Anabaena
2.Azotobacter
3.Liverworts
4.Mosses
1.2, 4-D
2.NAA
3.Mercuric chloride
4.Carbon di sulphide
1.Mollusca
2.Annelida
3.Hemichordata
4.Echinodermata
1. Pasteurella pestis
2. Varicella virus
3. Pseudomonas
4.Xanthomonas
1.Fiber enclosed by protein membrane
2.Fiber enclosed by unit membrane
3.Helically arranged protein molecules
4.Membrane enclosed 9+2 microtubular
1.Turbellaria
2.Trematoda
3.Cestoda
4.All of the above
1.(i) and (iii)
2.(i) and (ii)
3.(ii) and (iii)
4.(iii) and (iv)
1.S. officinarum
2.S. barberi
3.S. boulardii
4.S. munja
1.Multiple fission
2.Binnary fission
3.Fragmentation
4.Sporulation
1.Instar
2.Pupa
3.Morula
4.Larva
1.Detection of lie
2.Identification of living
3.Solving paternity of child
4.Death in all its aspects
1.Cuvier
2.Haeckel
3.Theophrastus
4.Linnaeus
1.Nymph
2.Grub
3.Caterpillar
4.Maggot
1. genus → Species → order → kingdom
2.Species → order → phylum → kingdom
3. Species → genus → order → phylum
4.None of the above
1.Stool with mucus
2.Mild diarrhea with alternate constipation
3.Stool with blood
4.All of the above
1.Genus Triticum, family Poaceae , order Poales, Class Dicotyledonae
2.Genus Triticum, family Poaceae , order Sapindales, class Monocotyledonae.
3.Genus Triticum, family Poaceae , order Poales, Class Moncotyledonae.
4.Genus Triticum , family Anacardiaceae, order Poales, class Monocotyledonae
1.Development is indirect having a larval stage which is morphologically dist
2.Fertilization is external.
3.They are generally unsymmetrical and marine.
4.Digestion is intracellular.
1.Species
2.Class
3.Family
4.Division
1.Tripploblastic body
2.Enterocoel
3.Metamerism
4.Bilateral symmetry
1.Mollusca – Oviparous and indirect development
2.Arthropoda – Chitinous exoskeleton and closed type of circulatory system.
3.Cnidaria – Triploblasty, radial symmetry and gastrovascular cavity.
4.Echinodermata – Water vascular system and internal fertilization.
1.Two similar and apical
2.Four similar and medium
3.Four apical
4.Two dissimilar and median