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- BT201 Ecology, Biodiversity & Evolution-II
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The complete and published genomes of plant by June 2005 _______________________________ 4
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The complete and published genomes of Apicomplex by June 2005 __________________________ 6
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The complete and published genomes of Entamoeba by June 2005 __________________________ 1
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The complete and published genomes of archaea by June 2005.____________________________47
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The complete and published genomes of animal by June 2005_____________________________ 16
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The complete and published genomes of bacteria by June 2005 __________________________ 211
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The complete and published genomes of aves by June 2005________________________________ 1
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The complete and published genomes of bacillariophyta by June 2005 ________________________ 1
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The complete and published genomes of pisces by June 2005______________________________03
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The complete and published genomes of mammalia by June 2005.___________________________ 5
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The complete and published genomes of nemaoda by June 2005.____________________________2
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The complete and published genomes of tunicata by June 2005.______________________________1
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The complete and published genomes of Kinetoplastida by June 2005.__________________ 2
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the complete and published genomes of eukarya in total by June 2005 ______________________ 47
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The complete and published genomes of insecta by June 2005.______________________________4
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The complete and published genomes of Myxomycota by June 2005._________________________ 1
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The complete and published genomes of Rhodophyta by June 2005.___________________1
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The members of Subphylum Crustacea contain ----------- pair(s) of antennae._____________2
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The complete and published genomes of fungi by June 2005.________________________14
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The complete and published genomes of animals by June 2005.______________________16
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Cladistics method was developed by _________________________________Willi Hennig
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The international human genome project initiated by the US national institutes of health and the US department of energy. was completion due in__________________________________ 2005
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The euchromatin part of the genome in Human Genome Project was not completed until mid.__ 2004
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Similarity detection involves______ in genome annotation._______________ reference genome
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Signal sensors don not detect____ in genome annotation._____________________ codon usage
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Signal sensors detects____ in genome annotation.____________________________ start codon
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Signal sensors detects____ in genome annotation._____________________________ TATA BOX
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Stop codon is detected by ____ bioinformatics software._______________ signal sensors
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Poly-A signal is detected by ____ bioinformatics software. ___________________Signal sensors
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Content sensors detect____ in genome annotation___________________________ G+C Content
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The number of organisms whose genome has been sequenced completely and published is now approaching ________._________________________________________________________________ 300
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Saccharomics is the study of all the …… in the cell ________________________ carbohydrates
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…..elements that can ‘jump’ into the DNA of drosophila for introduction of foreign DNA. __________ p
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Species richness is generally highest in …. latitudes, and then decreases to the north and south, with zero species in the Arctic regions. ____________________________________________________ tropical
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Brittle star belongs to which phylum ______________________________________ Echinoderms
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Leeches belong to phylum __________________________________________________ Annelida
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A ….. grouping consists of various species that lack a common ancestor __________ polyphyletic
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A …. is a group of species that includes an ancestral species and all its descendants ________ clade
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One of the following option is not an example of Ex situ conservation of species
____________________________________________ natural parks and nature reserves
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the smallest units that can sustain life in isolation from all but atmospheric surroundings is known as ______________________________________________________________________Ecosystem
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Habitat destruction is a major cause for ________________________________ biodiversity loss
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Class Clitellata belongs to phylum. ____________________________________________ annelida
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The template nucleic acid used for translation is ____________________________________ mRNA
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…… uses DNA and other molecular data to determine evolutionary relationships _______________________________________________________________Molecular systematics
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Adult Echinoderms are ___________________________________________ radially symmetry
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Australopithecus afarensis was first bipedal hominid found in east Africa about _____3.0-3.2 MYBP
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Phanerozoic consists of __________________________________________________ all of them
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In an individual organism, is the state of possessing different alleles at a given locus in regard to a given character? ___________________________________________________________ Heterozygosity
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The puffer fish, takifugu rubripes one-eighth of …… genome ___________________ homo sapiens
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The kudzu plant was introduced to the….. from Asia in the late 1800s as an ornamental plant _______________________________________________________________________________America
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Gymnosperms have ___________________________________________________ naked seeds
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large areas of protected land for conservation of biodiversity and the traditional life of the tribals living there. ____________________________________________________________ Biosphere reserves
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Earliest fossils dated to 200 million years ago are ___________________ Turtles and tortoises
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RNA shows enzymic ( catalytic ) properties called ------_________________________. Ribozymes
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Genetic diversity, means that the population contains most of the possible alleles for each particular ______________________________________________________________________ gene locus
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Zoologist who study birds are called ______________________________________ Ornithologist
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Some expert’s estimate that around 30% of all species on earth will be extinct by ____________ 2050
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Different individuals carry different genetic information, The sum of the variation of an interbreeding population is called ____________________________________________________________ Gene pool
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sequencing using mass spectrometry, in which masses are estimated for ….. generated from proteolytic digests of the protein ____________________________________________________ peptides
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how the birds are designed to fly?_____________ ______________________________ ________ _______________________________Three toes pointing forward and one toe pointing backward.
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Cynobacteria introduced significant amount of __________________________________________ o2
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Ticks belong to phylum __________________________________________________ Arthropoda
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arctic communities include just a …..species packed into each cubic meter __________________ few
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ballooning occur in _____________________________________________________ Chelicerata
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which of the following system is found in Echinoderms? _______ system of internal skeleton
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….. species are those species of plants and animals found only in a particular area and not found anywhere else. _________________________________________________________________ Endemic
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Which of the following structure is present in all the chordates_______________________ Notochord
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The protease used in Mass spectrometry is ______________________________________ Trypsin
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the study of ecology in urban areas and the interactions between organisms is called …. Ecology __________________________________________________________________________________urban
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One of the following is not the consequences of deforestation
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Notochord is _______________________________________________________________ flexible
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Spider belong to subphylum ______________________________________________ Chelicerata
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human genome project the assembled the ….billion bp of DNA, ___________________________ 3.12
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the …..is a function of both the number of different species in the community (species richness) and their relative abundances ________________________________________________ Species diversity
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dinoflagellate belong to __________________________________________________ Protozoans
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larvae of Echinoderms are ___________________________________ bilaterally symmetrical
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contribution of an individual’s genotype to the next generation________________________ Fitness
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are the plants found in a particular area ____________________________________________ Flora
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Large scale areas of similar vegetation and climatic characteristics are known as _________ Biome
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The study of transcriptomes is part of …..genomics _____________________________ functional
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Trochophore larvae develop, which are remarkably similar to the____________________ Molluscs
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Features that have no apparent function ____________________________ Vestigial Structures
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…..is the ordered division and naming of organisms ____________________________ Taxonomy
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Some species known as ….. have unusually strong impacts on community structure, preserving the balance of the community or even making its existence possible___________________________ keystone
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Humans have been evolved about …. Year ago.__________________________________ 5 million
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Seeds can be maintained for decades or even centuries if the conditions are controlled _________________________________________________________________________<5% humidity
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Crabs have ……. Body symmetry _____________________________________________ Bilateral
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Breeding in annelids occurs in __________________________________________________ spring
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…….. may also be used to determine the amino acid sequence of a protein.___ ___________________________________________________________________Mass spectrometry
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In bioinformatics HMM stand for _______________________________Hidden Markov Models
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The molecular clock says ….. million years ago the human-chimp line split. __________________ ~ 5
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Who is not an invertebrate? ______________________________________________ amphibians
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property of a human society in which ecosystems (including humans) are managed such that the conditions supporting present day life on Earth can continue. Is known as ______________ Sustainability
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The more variation, the better the chance that at least some of the individuals will have an …… that is suited for the new environment. _______________________________________________ allelic variant
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Pharyngeal gill slits_____________________________ are unique chordate characteristic
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Which of the following is a typical feature of prokaryotic cell _____________Absence of nucleus
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the silver carp, eats…, a key food for many native fish species ______________________ plankton
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The genome size of living organisms ranges across …. orders of magnitude,___________________09
- The laborious ..technique has now been replaced mostly by sequencing using mass spectrometry__ ___________________________________________________________________edman degradation
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