Phylogenetic Relationship
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Q.
Cones of gymnosperms are comparable to__________of angiosperms from a functional point of view.
flowers
leaf
seed
fruits
Q. Read the passage and answer the following questions.
The following data table shows the number of different amino acids in the beta hemoglobin chain of various organisms compared to the human beta chain.
Human haemoglobin and Gibbon haemoglobin are even more closely related than another organism in the table and yet humans and gorilla are considered as different species because
The following data table shows the number of different amino acids in the beta hemoglobin chain of various organisms compared to the human beta chain.
Organism | Number of different amino acids |
Human | 0 |
Mouse | 27 |
Frog | 68 |
Monkey | 11 |
Lamprey | 125 |
Chicken | 35 |
Gibbon | 2 |
- Human hemoglobin and gorilla hemoglobin have different functions
- They are unable to interbreed
- Their hemoglobin chains differ by a single amino acid
- They are the result of convergent evolution
- They are the result of parallel evolution
Q.
Gymnosperms are characterised by
Winged seeds
Seeds inside fruits
Naked seeds
Multiflagellate sperms
Q. Explain why gymnosperms fail to produce fruits?
Q.
From a functional point of view, the cones of gymnosperms are comparable to
Flowers
Fruits
Leaf
Seed
Q. The scientist who gave the theory of evolution is
- Aristotle
- Carl Linneaus
- Charles Darwin
- George Bentham
Q. Phylogenetic system of classification is based on
evolutionary relationships
morphological features
chemical constituents
floral characters
Q. Number of generation seen in mature Pinus seed is/are
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
Q. Which event is considered as a precursor to seed habit?
- Retention of male gametophyte on parent sporophyte
- Retention of female sporophyte on parent gametophyte
- Retention of female gametophyte on parent sporophyte
- Retention of male sporophyte on parent gametophyte
Q. The tips and nodes of the phylogenetic tree represent X and Y. Identify X and Y.
- X - organisms, Y - common ancestor
- X - organ, Y - successive generation
- X - parent generation, Y - offsprings
- X - common ancestor, Y - organisms