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Darwin in his ‘natural selection theory’, did not believed in any role of which one of the following in organic evolution?
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Discontinuous variations
Option B is correct because Darwin's theory of natural selection emphasizes continuous variations, not discontinuous variations.
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Who said that organisms develop from pre-existing organisms?
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Louis Pasteur
Option C (Louis Pasteur) is correct because Louis Pasteur disproved spontaneous generation and demonstrated that life arises from pre-existing life.
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What is the difference between genetic drift and changes drift to the natural selection?
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Genetic drift rarely involves competition between the members of a species
Option B (Genetic drift rarely involves competition between the members of a species) is correct because genetic drift is a random process, while natural selection involves competition.
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According to the heterotroph hypothesis, the first life on the earth was able to
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Feed upon available nutrients in the environment
Option C (Feed upon available nutrients in the environment) is correct because heterotrophs obtain nutrients from their surroundings.
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Analogous organs appears as the result of
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Convergent evolution
Option A (Convergent evolution) is correct because analogous organs arise from different ancestors adapting to similar environments.
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The first cell like structure was appeared in
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Ocean
Option C (Ocean) is correct because the first cell-like structures are believed to have originated in the ocean due to the presence of water and dissolved minerals.
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Identify the correct statement
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Adaptive radiation leads to evolution
Option C (Adaptive radiation leads to evolution) is correct because adaptive radiation, the diversification of a species into new forms, is a direct driver of evolutionary change.
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Select the correct statement for Homo erectus
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First man to use fire
Option D is correct because Homo erectus is known to be the first human ancestor to use fire.
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Coacervates are
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Protobionts having polysaccharide, protein and
Option A is correct because coacervates are protobionts composed of polysaccharides, proteins, and water, representing a step towards the origin of life.
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Which of the following phenomenon is difficult to explain in terms of natural selection?
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Male peacocks evolve tail and feathers that makes them more vulnerable to predators
Option A (Male peacocks evolve tail and feathers that makes them more vulnerable to predators) is correct because it seems counterintuitive to natural selection, which typically favors traits that increase survival and reproduction.
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Which of the set represents vestigial organs?
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Vermiform appendix, ear muscles and coccyx
Option D (Vermiform appendix, ear muscles and coccyx) is correct because these structures are reduced or non-functional in humans, representing vestigial organs.
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Which of the following provides most evident proof of evolution?
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Fossils
Option A (Fossils) is correct because fossils provide direct evidence of past life forms and their evolutionary changes over time.
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Assertion: Herbicide resistant varieties can be selected in lesser time scale.
Reason: It can be possible by anthropogenic action that is excessive use of herbicides.
Reason: It can be possible by anthropogenic action that is excessive use of herbicides.
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If both the assertion and the reason are true and the reason is a correct explanation of the assertion
Option A is correct. The assertion and reason are both true, and the excessive use of herbicides (anthropogenic action) directly leads to the selection of herbicide-resistant varieties in a shorter time frame.
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In the animals, the same structures developed along the different directions due to the adaptations to different needs. This is called
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Divergent evolution
Option B (Divergent evolution) is correct because divergent evolution describes the process where similar structures in related organisms evolve to have different functions due to adaptation to different environments.
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Connecting link between Annelida and Mollusca is
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Neopilina
Option C is correct because Neopilina is considered a connecting link between Annelida and Mollusca, exhibiting characteristics of both phyla.
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According to the Darwin’s theory of evolution, differences between the species occurs due to
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Correct option: C
Natural selection
Option C (Natural selection) is correct because Darwin's theory emphasizes that differences between species arise primarily through natural selection.
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Origin of life as a result of chemical evolution has been properly explained by or the most logical biochemical theory of origin of life has been given by
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A I Oparin
Option C (A I Oparin) is correct because A.I. Oparin is known for his pioneering work on the origin of life, proposing the theory of chemical evolution and the formation of coacervates.
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Darwin’s finches represents
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Geographical isolation
Option B is correct because Darwin's finches are a classic example of adaptive radiation driven by geographical isolation.
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How Australopithecus skull differs from the skull of modern man?
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All of the above
Option D (All of the above) is correct because the Australopithecus skull differs from the modern human skull in age, shape, and size.
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Creation of new taxa is focussed in
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Macro-evolution
Option A (Macro-evolution) is correct because macro-evolution focuses on the formation of new taxonomic groups above the species level.
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Which of the following branch of biology helps in to know the existence of coal?
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Palaeobotany
Option A (Palaeobotany) is correct because palaeobotany, the study of fossil plants, is the branch of biology that helps in understanding the origin and existence of coal, which is formed from ancient plant matter.
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A population containing a gene ‘X’ with two alleles ‘Aa’ is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for gene ‘X’. If the gene frequency of allele ‘A’ is 0.2, allele frequency of ‘a’ is
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0.8
Option C (0.8) is correct because in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, p + q = 1, where p is the frequency of allele A and q is the frequency of allele a. If p = 0.2, then q = 1 - 0.2 = 0.8.
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The present concept of evolution is known as
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All of the above
Option D is correct because the present concept of evolution incorporates Neo-Darwinism, the Synthetic theory, and is considered the Modern concept of evolution.
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Which of the following experiment suggested that simplest living organisms could not have originated spontaneously from non-living matter?
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Meat was not spoiled, when heated and kept sealed in a vessel
Option D (Meat was not spoiled, when heated and kept sealed in a vessel) is correct because it supports the idea that life does not spontaneously generate from non-living matter if precautions are taken to prevent contamination.
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Lung fishes, air breathing animals and corals predominated during the ….. period Complete the given statement by choosing an appropriate option
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Devonian
Option C (Devonian) is correct because lung fishes, air-breathing animals, and corals predominated during the Devonian period.
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‘Darwin’s finches’ refers to
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A type of birds present on Galapagos islands
Option B is correct because Darwin's finches are a group of bird species found on the Galapagos Islands that exhibit adaptive radiation.
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The modern man differs from the apes in
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Arms shorter than legs
Option D (Arms shorter than legs) is correct because this is a key anatomical difference between modern humans and apes.
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The first life on earth consists of
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Protovirus
Option B (Protovirus) is correct because the protovirus theory suggests that the first life forms were similar to viruses, consisting of nucleic acids and proteins but lacking cellular structures.
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Evolution for Darwin was gradual, while de Vries believed that mutations, caused speciation. The belief of de Vries supports the concept of
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Saltation
Option A (Saltation) is correct because saltation refers to sudden, large-scale mutations leading to speciation, which aligns with de Vries' belief.
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What was the name of the sail ship used by Charles Darwin during the sea Voyage?
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HMS Beagle
Option A is correct because Charles Darwin used the HMS Beagle for his famous voyage.
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