List the various classes of phylum Echinodermata giving one example for each class.
See Answer →What is torsion? Briefly discuss the process of torsion in gastropods.
See Answer →What is a diplosegment? List the characters of class Diplopoda.
See Answer →In the following statements, choose the alternate correct word given in parenthesis.
(i) The DNA regions in chloroplast could be observed under (light microscope/electron microscope).
ii) The regions containing cpDNA are called (nucleoids/celluloids).
iii) Each nucleoid contains (a single/a few) copies of DNA.
iv) The cpDNA and surDNA are usually (circular/linear) in nature.
v) Both chloroplast and mitochondria contain (a few/many) copies of DNA.
vi) The DNA of yeast is (bigger/smaller) than w/DNA of humans.
vii) The occurrence of introns is discovered in (yeast/human).
See Answer →Briefly describe the organisation of Malacostraca. Give a few examples of decapod malacostracans.
See Answer →Describe the characteristic features of Cnidarians.
See Answer →Two recessive genes, ds and up are present in com. These are linked and are 20 map units apart. From the cross:
What percentage of the progeny would be expected to be both ds and mp in the phenotype?
See Answer →Two recessive genes, ds and up are present in com. These are linked and are 20 map units apart. From the cross:
What percentage of the progeny would be expected to be both ds and mp in the phenotype?
See Answer →Describe canal system in Porifera.
See Answer →Make a table of the major Super groups that include the protozoan groups listed under them giving at least on important characteristic that distinguishes each group.
See Answer →In Drosophila, the recessive, sex-linked genes, abnormal eyes facet (fa) and singed bristles (sn) show 18 percent recombination.
a) If a singed male is crossed to a female, what phenotypes are expected in the F1?
b) If the F₁ males and females are inbred, what phenotypic proportions would be expected to occur in F₂ males and females?
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Explain the phenomenon of masking the expression of a gene by another in epistasis.
See Answer →How is co-dominance different from incomplete dominance?
See Answer →Explain the bands appearing in the IR spectrum of an alkane giving a suitable example.
See Answer →List the factors affecting the position and intensity of IR bonds in the IR spectrum.
See Answer →Give the characteristic frequencies of the ketones and aldehydes. How are they different from esters?
See Answer →For polyatomic molecule, what are the different types of normal modes of vibration? Give the normal modes of vibrations for the symmetric stretching of a triatomic linear and triatomic angular molecule with suitable diagrams.
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Explain with the help of a diagram the orbital energy relationship between isolated and conjugated C=C and C=O groups.
See Answer →Explain Woodward rules for predicting x-x* absorption in dienes.
See Answer →Which are the two main parameters on which the absorption bands in ultraviolet and visible spectra are measured?
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