BT401 Final Term Objective Guess Paper 2023 by VUBuddy

BT401: OBJECTIVES 18-08-2023(7:05 PM) · FINAL TERM- 100% GUESS PAPER 2023 · GENETIC RESOURCES & CONSERVATION · BY SULMAN ALI: · OBJECTIVE

•  Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan established _______ Bahawalpur Zoo
•  services generally more efficient_________ Decentralized Quarantine
•  …. help to maintain soil structure and the availability of water throughout the soil profile __________ Earthworms
•  National park spreading in an area of ---- 100 SQ. KM. TO 500 SQ. KM.
•  Cause behind extinction of steller sea cow________________________________

hunting

•  Darwin’s finches’ classical example of __________GENETIC DRIFT
•  Which is a chemical substance produced by microorganisms that can kill or inhibit the growth of other microorganisms……………..___________ Antibiotic
•  Causes of migration in animals are ………………………__.All of them
•  Gene bank is a type of ______ Ex Situ Conservation
•  Sigillaria was a tree………………………………._______spore bearing
•  Ramsar convention came into________ ___________________________21

december1975

•  Genetic diversity is the variation of genes and alleles
•  In 19th century only.........individuals of Elephant whales were present_______ 20

dwelling

•  In Europe one estimate put the role of value marketed _____ non wood goods from forest at__________________________________ 2.3 billions
•  Tree population rely on 3 interplaying mechanisms to respond to environmental change
•  Climate change may however cause range expansion is HERBIVORE INSECTS
•  Landraces is a………………………………_…_______.local variety of

domesticated plants

•  Total area under major pulse crops in pakistan is about __________________ 1.5m

hectares

•  Pakistan produces over 150 varieties of mango.
•  Buffalo varieties in Pakistan -----3 or 74 or 8 do confrm
•  Crustaceans migrate for ____________________________________ Breeding
•  Almost 35 % of world food production comes from crops that are dependent on_____

Insect Pollination

•  Rhino are hunted for………………………__________horns
•  Extinction rate of mammals…………………………………._______20%
•  CBD stands for ……………………….._______ Convention on Biological

Diversity

•  GEWIS stand for……………………………______A genome wide interaction

scan

•  ABSA is abbreviation of _______________access and benefit sharing agreement
•  National strategy of PGRFA need to be review if ------- changes…….______Country
•  In Europe, one estimate put the value of “marketed non wood goods” from forests at €2.3 billion
•  It is cheap method for conservation broad range of germplasm. Seed storage
•  Ramsar convention was negotiated in 1960s by countries and NGO's.
•  WCPA stand for..... World Commission on Protected Areas
•  IABGR stands for Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology and Genetic Resources
•  Sir Saqiq Muhammad Khan Abassi established Bahawalpur Zoo
•  Crustaceans migrate for breeding or mating
•  National strategy of PGRFA may help Country
•  Which specie has been reintroduced in Lal Suhanra National Park? Black buck
•  IBPGR stands for International Board of Plant Genetic Resources
•  5000 rupees will be fine for cutting tree in 1992 act
•  In 2013, Ramsar sites has been declared in Pakistan. 19
•  Using microarray analysis, detected that up to 113 genes were significantly induced by drought in two Mediterranean pine species.
•  Hingol National Park declared reserved in 1988
•  Bahawalpur Zoo covers 25 acrs
•  Since the 1970 , the population of the Indus Dolphin has significantly increased here.
•  The 1st report on fish sperm cryopreservation was published by Blaxter (1953) .
•  Hunting , habitat loss and fragmentation have reduced the number of this species, Great Indian Bustard
•  Cryopreservation is storage of materials at - low temperature
•  Cryopreservation helps in the preservation of biological materials .Sperm, gametes, embryos,
•  OHSS stand for Ovarian hyper stimulation syndrome*
•  Genetic materials that are typically cryogenically preserved include sperm , oocytes , *embryos and somatic cells.
•  Encourage the conservation of agro biodiversity and aquatic biodiversity -------________ ________________________ Proted land sea scape
•  Climate change may however cause range expansion is_______________ herbivore

insects

Dwelling.

•  Largest national park of Pakistan_______? Hingul National Park.
•  OHSS stand for -------- _________________________ovarian hyper stimulation

syndrome

•  Special care unit_____? EX_SITU
•  Natural geological and geo morphological features ___Waterfalls, Cliffs, Clatters, Caves).
•  Cartagena protocols not cover products derived form __? LMOs
•  ----can be used to introduce species that left an area. Ex-Situ Conversion
•  It is cheap method for conversion broad range of germ-plasma_? Seed Storage
•  Which of the following category encourage biodiversity aquatic biodiversity _?

category-V

•  -------------are verities developed as since the advent of scientific agriculture in the late nineteenth century____? Obsolete Varieties
•  Number of laboratories in plant genetic resource in Pakistan__? Six
•  Plant seeds are stored in __ for long term storage. _ In-Vivo Gene Bank
•  has been estimated that at least ___percent of world food production comes from crops that are dependent on insect pollination____35
•  is easily generated from seed _____Acacia Nilotica
•  Chashma and Tuansa barrage declared wild life sanctuaries by _ Punjab Governmen
•  Sadiq Muhammad Khan established ___ Bahawalpur Zoo
•  Sea Weeds population is ____13000

Sea Scape

change_____3

•  Conservation of plant genetic resource is necessary for……….. Food security and

Agro-biodiversity (both A&B)

•  Phenylketonuria caused by…………. Mutation
•  Gene pool types ………………………….3
•  Coral reefs are also threatened Reefs are home to __of marine animal………….25%
•  Cryopreservation helps in the preservation of biological materials……………. Sperm,

gametes, embryos

•  Cryopreservation in plants can be selected for this purpose. meristem, embryo,

ovules, ....All of these

•  According to the World Database on Protected Areas (WDPA) there are over .... protected areas around the world....... 210,000
•  Which species has been reintroduced in Lal suhanra national park................Blackbuck