BT101 Final Term Past Papers by Dining Discussion
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- Final term past paper
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- BT101 Ecology, Biodiversity & Evolution-I
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- 23 Oct 2026
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OBJECTIVES
- Components of ecology are ____6
- Rate at new organic matter formed in all herbivores___ Secondary Productivity.
- Types of ecological pyramids are____3
- Lotic system example is……Springs
- Leaching is present in which zone of soil....... A-Horizon
- Marine water ecosystem is a great source of___ Biodiversity
- Lichens and mosses are the example of? Primary Succession.
- Human eye can detect electromagnetic radiations of wavelength range 380-760nm.
- Fjords Mostly found in?......... Norway.
- Organisms that feed on large chunks of dead and decaying organic matters are known as___ Scavengers.
- External mechanical force of terrestrial plants is …. Wind
- The external factors which control the ecosystem are ------ of internal factors
Independent
- Fungi is ____ decomposer Primary
- The orientation toward a factor is called ____ Taxis
- When a population reach a ____ there are more individual trying to use the same quantity of resource______ High Density
- Complexity of ecosystem make it more __________Stable
- Camouflage use of any combination of __________ Coloration
- Near the surface of earth ozone concentration about ppm_____0.04-0.15
- The total average height of troposphere is _________13km
- Adult human body contain _____ of water________60%
- What is the example of chemotrophs? _______ Microbes
- Food of giraffe per day may be____75 Pounds
- HAB stands for _____ Harmful Algal Bloom
Q24. Which process is involved in soil formation ______ Weathering?
- Population diversity of lager organisms _______Low
- Process of emigration cause…. Decrease in Population
- The term ecology was derived by…. Ernst Hackle In 1866
- Plants capture …. % of solar energy….1%
- The top most mineral horizon, often referred to as top soil…. A-Horizon
- zones of lentic water bodies….4
- Fat which gives energy to animal’s brain and hearts…… Brown Fat
- Depending upon cell structure organisms are of ____types _____2
- The rate that new organic matter by means of individual growth and reproduction in all herbivores_____ Gross Productivity.
- Variety of tools to track size of population in one tool______ Survivorship Curve
- 541 million years ago O2 made stable of atmosphere____ 15%
- Region with identical climate have fauna and flora according to Buffon’s law____
Different
- Natural selection variation from a population by favoring one allele over other at a gene locus____ Odd
- First vertebrates possess amitotic eggs____ Reptile
- Toxoplasmosis caused by toxoplasma virulent in immune suppressed individually____ AIDS
- Rate at new organic matter formed in all herbivores_______ Secondary Productivity
- Example of winter sleep____ Bear
- Speciation occurs in single population____ Sympatric
- _____% volume of water belongs to sea water:.97%
- Species of red kangaroo……Native Specie
- Rocky part of earth is called …... Crust
- Occupation of species is called…. Niche
- Carnivorous fishes possess…… Long Stomach and Short Intestine.
- A deep fast flowing freshwater body…River
- The process in which soil is formed…. Soil Formation
- Normal body temperature of birds is, …………105°F.
- Optimum temperature of human body is……37°C
- Oligotrophic lakes have ______Low Nutrients
- Lake having excessive amounts of dissolved nutrient ____Hypertrophic Lake
- Trophic means______ Food
- Abyssal zone temperature is_____ 3-4oc.
- Diversity which reflects the biological complexity of ecosystem _____ Functional
Diversity
- Best example of scavengers is……. Vultures
- Human population at present it is about …….7.4 Billion.
- Blind Indus dolphin is an example of…. Endemic Species
- Deliberately or accidentally introduced into an ecosystem…… Non-Native Species.
- Hibernating animals possess……...Low Metabolic Rate
- Pisaster is an example of………Keystone Specie
- Species are introduced in the environment in____ ways: ……… 2
- Evolutionary changes weather over long period of rapid are result or change in makeup __Genetic
- ----------- are characteristics that increase the potential of an organism or species to successfully reproduce in a specified environment. ______Adaptation
- Extinct hippopotamus like animals now called __ Taxodone
- This process of evaporation through plant leave is called -----------Transcription
- Oxygen atom form ______ Ozone
- Cladogram depict the sequence in the of derived characters--------Origin
- They engulf food by ____ using pseudopodia ____Phagocytosis
- The total average height of the troposphere is_______13 Km
- Form of precipitations that is -------- acidic. It has elevated levels of hydrogen ions low ph.____Unusually
- Genomic DNA sequence of an Archaean and --------- were first compared in 1996____ Bacterium
- Animal changes its color rapidly ________ Chameleon
- Above thermosphere is _________ Exosphere
- Symbiosis relationship between _________ Different Species
- Bird voice box _______ Syrinx
- Extinct hippopotamus like_____________ Taxodone
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