Phylogenetic Relationship
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Discuss the development of Seed Habit.
If 99.9% of base sequence among humans are same, then why is there so much diversity in their appearances?
- Endosperm
- Ovary wall
- Vessels
- Tracheids
(A) Spontaneous generation theory
(B) Life comes only from pre-existing life
(C) Abiogenesis of life
(D) Big bang theory
Which generation is dominant in ferns?
- Alternation of generation
- Double fertilization
- Conversion of ovule into seeds
- Dependent gametophytic generation
What are some plant defenses?
, explain how the leaves of gymnosperms are modified to which stand extreme conditions
The first experiment on chemical evolution and origin of life was carried out by:
Watson and Crick
Darwin and Wallace
Urey and Miller
Beadle and Tatum
- Aristotle
- Carl Linneaus
- Charles Darwin
- George Bentham
define evolution
How can phylogenetics be used for humans in medicine?
- X - organisms, Y - common ancestor
- X - organ, Y - successive generation
- X - parent generation, Y - offsprings
- X - common ancestor, Y - organisms
- Classification based on the evolutionary features of the organisms is known as the phylogenetic system of classification
- The theory of evolution was given by Charles Darwin
- Evolution is the gradual change in the characteristics experienced by the organisms over successive generations
- Fossils play no role in the phylogenetic system of classification
- Retention of female gametophyte on parent sporophyte
- Retention of male gametophyte on parent sporophyte
- Retention of male sporophyte on parent gametophyte
- Retention of female sporophyte on parent gametophyte
- Aristotle
- Carl Linneaus
- Charles Darwin
- George Bentham
- The event leading to Muscoidea and Oestroidea
- The event leading to Syrphoidea and Hippoboscoidea
- The event leading to Oestroidea and Acalyptratae
- The event leading to Muscoidea and Acalyptratae
- The event leading to Acalyptratae and Hippoboscoidea
- Galapagos Island
- Australian Island Continent
- Malay Archipelago
- None of the above
- Adiantum
- Equisetum
- Lycopodium
- Selaginella
Give an example of plant homology.
From a functional point of view, the cones of gymnosperms are comparable to
fruits
flowers
leaf
seed
- Biogenic law of Haeckel.
- Neo darwinism.
- Lamarkism
- hardy weinberg's law.
- triploid tissues
- diploid tissue
- haploid tissue
- hexaploid tissue
- Aprasia and Ophidiocephalus
- Pygopus and Ophidiocephalus
- Lialis and Aprasia
- Pygopus and Pletholax
- Lialis and Delma
Evolution is considered to be a unifying principle of biology since it explains both the unity and diversity of life.
- True
- False
- Acalyptratae, Hippoboscoidea
- Oestroidea, Hippoboscoidea
- Muscoidea, Acalyptratae
- Asiloidea, Acalyptratae
- Syrphoidea, Hippoboscoidea
From a functional point of view, the cones of gymnosperms are comparable to
Flowers
Fruits
Leaf
Seed