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Write the name of indicated part in diagram: Human Jaw
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20th March 2023,
2:52 PM
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what is evolution
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25th June 2021,
12:23 PM
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why vermiform appendix is called vestigial organ
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11th April 2021,
11:21 AM
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how can we say that birds are evolved from reptiles?
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7th May 2020,
11:23 AM
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List 5 factors which provide evidences in favour of evolution.
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13th February 2020,
4:00 PM
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What is the Use of fossils in terms of evolutionary relationship
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6th February 2020,
7:35 AM
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Distinguish between homologues organs and analogous organs
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2nd February 2020,
3:29 PM
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Who is the common ancestor of chimpanzee and human being??
Asked by singh.dh
27th September 2019,
8:26 PM
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Different between analogous and homologous organs?
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18th September 2019,
8:45 PM
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Morphological evidence means?
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10th June 2019,
3:27 PM
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Difference between analogous and homologous organ
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22nd January 2019,
7:32 PM
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Differentiate between homologous and analogous organs with atleast 5 points( use only simple words)
Asked by sajal2402
24th December 2018,
6:29 PM
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Explain the evolution process
Asked by jevesatish
26th July 2018,
7:52 PM
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which type of organ is vermiform appendix?
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11th July 2018,
4:58 PM
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Q (2m) Write two comments about anology in animals . (What do u mean by anology?)
Asked by sucharitasahoo1
15th March 2018,
3:17 AM
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How do embryological studies provide evidence for evolution?
Asked by ayushshandilya83
14th March 2018,
5:26 PM
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(3marks) (i)Identify the fossils A and B. (ii)What type of fossils are these?
Asked by prabal
27th February 2018,
12:58 PM
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Mention some of the tools for tracing evolutionary relationships among species
Asked by antaranghate
18th February 2018,
6:11 PM
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how is classification related to evolution
Asked by nihal
7th February 2018,
7:41 PM
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How fossils help in tracing the organic evolution.
Asked by Sanjaysingh12871
3rd February 2018,
11:18 PM
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Dead remains of two species A and B were buried. Later only A's body was found to be fossilized, but not B's . Give reasson to explain it .
Asked by sucharitasahoo1
4th January 2018,
3:04 PM
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IS THE BING BANG THEORY A LAW OR JUST A HYPOTHESIS OR JUST A MERE IMAGINATION?
Asked by Madhulika
17th December 2017,
8:49 PM
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various types of detail can be inferred about extint organism from there fossil fuel explain in detail with example
Asked by amolshukal.2001
15th December 2017,
9:31 AM
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How is artificial evolution controlled by the humans? Explain this control through the example of the evolution of a wild cabbage into six different crops. ..............................10 marks
Asked by tultuldutta58
16th October 2017,
10:15 PM
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Explain evolution by artificial selection. Give example of the artificial evolution in will cabbage and explain the evolution step by step. How the evolution occurs and how so many types of plants are evolved from wil cabbage itself? Given that cabbage, broccoli, Cauliflower, Kohlrabi and Kale are evolved from wild cabbage. Explain how artificial evolution is done and what is the importance of humans in the same. ........................................15 marks
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15th October 2017,
9:36 PM
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Explain radio age-dating?
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4th October 2017,
10:47 PM
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Why are analogous organs considered to be evidence of evolution ?
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4th October 2017,
10:37 PM
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How can reptiles evolved from birds ?
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4th October 2017,
10:34 PM
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What are fossils? What do they tell about the process of evolution?
Asked by Topperlearning User
25th July 2017,
2:10 PM
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(a) Write two factors which could lead to the rise of a new species. (b) (i) What is the scientific term of the organs shown below? (ii) How do these organs provide evidence in support of evolution?
Asked by Topperlearning User
25th July 2017,
2:10 PM
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(a) How Archaeopteryx serves as a connecting link between birds and reptiles? (b) What do you mean by the term evolution?
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25th July 2017,
2:10 PM
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Give an example of body characteristics used to determine how close two species are in terms of evolution and explain it.
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25th July 2017,
2:10 PM
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Explain the term analogous organs with the help of an example.
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25th July 2017,
2:10 PM
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Describe the biogenetic law.
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25th July 2017,
2:10 PM
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What do you mean by the term evolution?
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25th July 2017,
2:10 PM
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Why is Sphenodon called a living fossil?
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7th June 2017,
11:23 PM
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answer for 11th question
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21st March 2017,
8:01 AM
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Recent fossils are found closer to the earth's surface. Comment on the statement stating reason.
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23rd March 2016,
2:13 PM
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Birds are very closely related to reptiles. Justify your answer with a suitable example.
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1st March 2016,
3:21 PM
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Why is evolution should not be equated with progress ?
Asked by subhajit.690
29th February 2016,
3:19 PM
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who came first hen or egg?
Asked by alfredjoshi1199
10th February 2016,
3:34 PM
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Why evolutionary changes is not seen in humans?
Asked by Reenu
10th February 2016,
10:29 AM
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Could you please tell me What are the types of fossils? and What are the methods to study about it.
Asked by venkat34
4th January 2016,
9:24 PM
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what are the chromosomes XY and XX know as ? why are they called so ?
Asked by mkhandelwal
21st November 2015,
10:21 PM
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NCERT says that wing of a bat and wing of a bird are analogous because they have the same function. But are both of them the same structure because both are forelimbs. please explain the answer
Asked by joshiraghavendra53
28th February 2015,
3:20 PM
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why geographical isolation is the major factor in the speciation of an organism that reproduces sexually?
Asked by naween jha
26th January 2015,
8:16 PM
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Development of society has influenced the evolution of microorganisms.
Pick any 6 infections.
1 Identify the major parts of chain of infection.
2 Main ways in which disease spread.
3 Identify the main human body defenses against infectious pathogens and
how they work.
4 Describe the different microorganisms that cause these diseases
Development of society has influenced the evolution of microorganisms.
Pick any 6 infections.
1 Identify the major parts of chain of infection.
2 Main ways in which disease spread.
3 Identify the main human body defenses against infectious pathogens and
how they work.
4 Describe the different microorganisms that cause these diseases
Asked by Sanmit Ratnaparkhi
7th June 2014,
12:46 AM
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What are the evidences that can be used to study organic evolution?
Asked by Topperlearning User
27th November 2013,
8:30 AM
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What is the homology between fore limb of frog, lizard and wing of a bird? What does it indicate? State one function each of forelimbs of (i) Human being, (ii) birds.
Asked by Topperlearning User
27th November 2013,
8:26 AM
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Distinguish between analogous organs and homologous organs. Identify the analogous and homologous organs amongst the following: Wings of an insect, wings of a bat, forelimbs of frog, forelimbs of human
Asked by Topperlearning User
27th November 2013,
8:18 AM
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(i) What does the forelimb of bird and forelimb of human being indicates? (ii) Explain the term analogous organs with examples.
Asked by Topperlearning User
27th November 2013,
8:13 AM
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Group the following given organs in three divisions; homologous organs, analogous organs and vestigial organs respectively. Nictitating membrane, forelimbs of frogs, wings of a bird, hands of humans, wings of an insect.
Asked by Topperlearning User
27th November 2013,
7:58 AM
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List two ways be which we can estimate the age of fossils.
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27th November 2013,
7:55 AM
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What are fossils? What is the significance of studying fossil records?
Asked by Topperlearning User
26th November 2013,
3:20 AM
