1. Linnean systematics did not initiates a. Natural affinities b. binomial nomenclature c. hierarchical system d. all of the above 2. A taxon consisting of the most closely related specie is called a. kingdom b. family. C. order d. genus 3. Which of the these best refer to a collection of termite of the same specie ? a. Macrotermis spp b. Macrotermis SP c. Macrotermises sp d. Macrotermis sp 4. What is incorrect about this reference in a taxonomic report ? “ the mosquitoes , Anopheles sp...
1. What level of organization is found in members of the Phylum Porifera ◯ Organ level ◯ Organ system level ⚫ Cellular level ◯ Tissue level 2. Which of the following hierarchical arrangement is correct ◯ Species - Order - Infra order - Subclass - Phylum ◯ Species - Subclass - Infra order - Order - Phylum ⚫ Species - Infra order - Order - Sub class - Phylum ◯ Species - Sub class - Order - Infra order - Phylum 3. Which of the following ascending trend of the clas...
(1) Dugesia spp has the following characteristics except ? (a) It is a carnivorous feeder (b) It is non parasitic in nature (c) It has the power of regeneration (d) It has the ability to swim (2) All of the following organism posses Protonephridial except? (a) Fasciola hapatica (b) Gyrodactylus elegans (c) Taenia saginata (d) Hirudino medicinalis (3) Planaria sp differentiates itself from other worms by having one of the following characteristics? (a) Possession of mouth at the posterior en...
INTRODUCTION ORIGIN AND DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES OF ARTHROPODS SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE ARTHROPODAL CUTICLE Growth and development ARTHROPODA CLASSIFICATION CRUSTACEA CHELICERATA Subphylum Uniramia Myriaopoda Millipede Centipede Differences between Millipede and Centipede Class Insecta
1. Chitons has how many pairs of metanephridia A.. B...2 C..1 D...4 Ans:c 2. The larva stage of ctenophorans is A. Cydippid B. Amphiblastula C. planaria D. planular Ans:-A
PHYLUM RHIZOPODA OR SARCODINA AMOEBA PROTEUS AS A CASE STUDY PHYLUM ZOOMASTIGMA OR FLAGELLATES TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI AS A CASE STUDY PHYLUM EUGLENOPHYTA EUGLENA VIRIDIS AS A CASE STUDY PHYLUM CILIOPHORA PARAMECIUM AS A CASE STUDY PHYLUM APICOMPLEXA PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM AS A CASE STUDY
Introduction - The Sponges The Sponges – Body Plan The Sponges Canal Types In flux & Out flux of Water in Syconoid
Phylum Mollusca Molluscs The Molluscan Body Plan The Foot The Radula The Mantula Cavity Taxonomic Summary Class Polyplacophora Chiton Lifestyles Chiton Anatomy Ingestion and Digestion Reproduction Local Reprensentative
PHYLUM PORIFERA SUMMARY TYPES OF SPONGES REPRODUCTION
Tests for Anions Action of heat on Specimen Test for Gases Confirmatory Tests for Cations Tests for Cations
1. When the solution of a sample was heated and passed with hydrogen sulphide gas. A solid black compound formed. The chemical reaction involved is represented by one of the following A. Pb + S2- PbS B. Fe + S2- FeS *C. Cu + S2- CuS D...
CATIONS Silver ion (Ag+ ) Detection of Ag+ Calcium ion (Ca2+) Detection of Ca2+ Barium ion (Ba2+) Detection of Ba2+ Copper ion (Cu2+) Detection of Cu2+ Ferric (Fe3+) and ferrous (Fe2+) ions Detection of iron ions Fe3+ and Fe2+ Sodium ion (Na+) Detection of Na+ Potassium ion (K+) Detection of K+ ANIONS Carbonate ion (CO3 2- ) Detection of CO3 2- Phosphate ion (PO4 3-) Detection of PO4 3- Sulfate ion (SO4 2-) Detection of SO4 2- Chloride ion (Cl-) Detection of Cl- Iodide ion (I-) Detection of...
INTRODUCTION MASS SPECTROMETRY MINIATURIZATION SEPARATION TECHNOLOGIES NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE: FIELD SIZE GOES UP & DOWN VIBRATIONAL IMAGING
Qualitative Examination of Unknown Organic Substances Preliminary Test Ignition Test Sodium Fusion Test (Lassaigne's Test) Preparation of Derivatives Techniques for Separation and Identification of some Organic Compounds Inorganic Qualitative Analysis
Bond Enthalpy Mean Bond enthalpy Reactions involving bond breaking and making Applying Hess’s law to bond enthalpies Enthalpies of combustion in a homologous series