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1.

2. The meristematic cells of vascular cambium areb) polygonald) isodiametrica)Fusiformc) irregular​

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ANSWER:

) POLYGONAL is the CORRECT answer

2.

AS Anteo has a no falten groinsHow many pollen mother Cellemust have been there to produethem​

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ANSWER:

How many POLLEN MOTHER cells must have been there to produce them? Answer: Three hundred pollen mother cells have to be there to produce 1200 pollen grains. because one pollen mother cell will produce four pollen grains.

3.

Q. 1 Select and write the correct answer:1)Nanoparticle used in purification of water isa) Agb) Ptc) TiO2d) Zno​

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ANSWER:

a

Explanation:

Ag is USED in purification of WATER

4.

प्र.2/योग्य जोड्या जुळवा :अ स्तंभ 'ब' स्तंभ(a) छोटा नागपूर पठार(2) सदाहरित वने(3) थरचे वाळवंट(4) अॅमेझोनास(अ) पाव ब्राझील(ब) खनिजांचे भांडार(क) विरळ लोकसंख्या घनतेचे राज्य(ड) पाइन(ई) दाट लोकसंख्या घनतेचे राज्य(फ) कमाल तापमानाचा प्रदेशfrom​

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ANSWER:

SORRY I DONT KNOW this answer

5.

In a cross between round yellow and wrinkledgreen seeded plants total 16 seeds were obtainedin F2 generation. The probability of RRYy and RrYygenotype is respectively​

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ANSWER:

When the given parental plants (with genotype RRYY and rryy) are crossed, they will produce RrYy (Round YELLOW offsprings) in the F1 GENERATION. Now parents with genotype RrYy will interbreed and produce PHENOTYPES in the ratio 9:3:3:1 and GENOTYPES in the ratio 1:2:1:2:4:2:1:2:1 in the F2 generation.

6.

Plastic cups were used to serve tea in trains in early days- these could be returned to the vendors,deaned and reused. Later, Kulhads were used instead of plastic cups. Now, paper cups are used forserving tea.What are the reasons for the shift from Plastic to Kulhads and then finally to paper cups ?​

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because they don't get mix with soil after burring

Explanation:

as the TEA is hot and plastic start getting MELT when it COMES in contact with hot stuffs..it may not get melt but some harmful particles of it may get mix with tea and leads to SEVERAL infection

7.

Read the following and answer any 4 questions from 20 (i) to 20 (v).Infectious diseases are categorised based on their spread. Endemics, are a constant presence in a specific location. An outbreak is a greater-than-anticipated increase in the number of endemic cases. It can also be a single case in a new area. If it’s not quickly controlled, an outbreak can become an epidemic. An epidemic is actively spreading; new cases of the disease substantially exceed what is expected. An epidemic is often localized to a region, but the number of those infected in that region is significantly higher than normal. A pandemic is an epidemic that’s spread over multiple countries or continents.​

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Answer:

Not all infectious disease terms are created equal, though often they’re mistakenly used interchangeably. The distinction between the words “pandemic,” “epidemic,” and “endemic” is regularly blurred, even by medical experts. This is because the definition of each term is fluid and changes as diseases become more or less prevalent over time.

While conversational use of these words might not require precise definitions, knowing the difference is important to help you better understand PUBLIC health news and appropriate public health responses.

Let’s start with basic definitions:

AN EPIDEMIC is a disease that affects a large number of people within a community, population, or region.

A PANDEMIC is an epidemic that’s spread over multiple countries or continents.

ENDEMIC is something that belongs to a particular people or country.

AN OUTBREAK is a greater-than-anticipated increase in the number of endemic cases. It can also be a single case in a new area. If it’s not quickly controlled, an outbreak can become an epidemic.

Epidemic vs. Pandemic

A simple way to know the difference between an epidemic and a pandemic is to remember the “P” in pandemic, which means a pandemic has a passport. A pandemic is an epidemic that travels.

Epidemic vs. Endemic

But what’s the difference between epidemic and endemic? An epidemic is actively spreading; new cases of the disease substantially EXCEED what is expected. More broadly, it’s used to describe any problem that’s out of control, such as “the opioid epidemic.” An epidemic is often localized to a region, but the number of those infected in that region is significantly higher than normal. For example, when COVID-19 was LIMITED to Wuhan, China, it was an epidemic. The geographical spread turned it into a pandemic.

Endemics, on the other hand, are a constant presence in a specific location. Malaria is endemic to parts of Africa. Ice is endemic to Antarctica.

Endemic vs. Outbreak

Going one step farther, an endemic can lead to an outbreak, and an outbreak can happen anywhere. Last summer’s dengue fever outbreak in Hawaii is as an example. Dengue fever is endemic to certain regions of Africa, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Mosquitoes in these areas carry dengue fever and transmit it from person to person. But in 2019 there was an outbreak of dengue fever in Hawaii, where the disease is not endemic. It’s believed an infected person visited the Big Island and was BITTEN by mosquitoes there. The insects then transferred the disease to other individuals they bit, which created an outbreak.

You can see why it’s so easy to confuse these terms. They’re all related to one ANOTHER and there’s a natural ebb and flow between them as treatments become available and measures for control are put in place — or as flare-ups occur and disease begins to spread.

8.

Q.19:- Bryophyte differ from pteridophyta in beinga) Non Vasculature b) Seeded c) Vasculatured) Sprophytic​

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BRYOPHYTES are EMBRYOPHYTES that are non-vascular i.e., they have no xylem and phloem. Pteridophytes are vascular plants i.e., plants with xylem and phloem, that reproduce and DISPERSE via spores.

The DOMINANT phase in bryophyte is gametophyte while the dominant phase in pteridophyte is sporophyte. Bryophytes have no true roots while pteridophyte have true roots. Bryophytes have no vascular tissues while pteridophytes have vascular tissues.

Therefore, the correct ANSWER is option D.

9.

1.___sare primary consumers.a) Herbivoresb) Omnivoresb) Carnivoresd) Decomposers.2, Which is the national tree of India?a. Neem treeb. Jack treec. Banyan tree d. Mango tree3, Breakdown of food into smaller molecules in our body is___known asa, Muscle contractionb, RespirationC, Digestiond FuerationThe host muted everyone4, Many interconnectedfood chains is called as___a) Environment b) food web.b) Biodiversity c) food process5, One of the following birds is an example of plant pollinatora. Duckb. Parrotc. Humming bird d. Dove​

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ANSWER:

Herbivores

c. BANYAN tree

c. HUMMING BIRD d

10.

Identify my phylum/class. Give oneexample.i) My exoskeleton is in the form of scalesand endoskeleton is cartilaginous.ii) My body is divided into three parts asproboscis, collar and trunk.iii) My body is triploblastic, bilaterllysymmetrical and eucoelomate.​

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ANSWER:

Answer: To be PRECISE, it's Chondrichthyes in Pisces class. These organisms(FISHES) have an exoskeleton in the form of scales and the ENDOSKELETON is cartilaginous.

11.

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Answer:

behn I d to pta NHI lekin in sta PE hu m AAP ans KRDO or m thik hu aap BTAO

12.

Which one of the following properties is found in allconnective tissues?(A) All connective tissues have either collagen fibres orelastin fibres or both.(B) All connective tissues have either collagen fibres orelastin fibres but never both.(C) All connective tissues have matrix made up of modifiedpolysaccharides.(D) All connective tissues have cells which performphagocytosis.​

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ANSWER:

A is the correct answer because all the CONNECTIVE TISSUE have COLLAGEN FIBRES or elastin fibre or both .

13.

4. Difference between tendon and ligament is that(A) Tendon is dense regular connective tissue with mainlycollagen fibres while ligament is dense irregularconnective tissue with mainly elastin fibres.(B) Tendon is dense irregular connective tissue with mainlycollagen fibres while ligament is dense 0.regularconnective tissue with mainly elastin fibres.(C) Tendon is dense regular connective tissue with mainlycollagen fibres while ligament is dense regularconnective tissue with mainly elastin fibres.(D) Tendon is dense irregular connective tissue with mainlycollagen fibres while ligament is dense irregularconnective tissue with mainly elastin fibres.​

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ANSWER:

Right answer is (C)

Tendon is dense regular CONNECTIVE tissue with mainly

collagen fibres while LIGAMENT is dense regular

connective tissue with mainly elastin fibres.

EXPLANATION:

Hope it will help you ♥️

14.

3. A bone formed by the ossification within a tendon is(A) patella, a type of sesamoid bone(B) rib, a type of investing bone(C) parietal bone of skull, a type of dermal bone(D) femur, a type of cartilaginous bone​

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ANSWER:

a) PATELLA a TYPE of sesamoid BONE

15.

Are am not in the mood of doing prank..ajeeb log hai iss duniya meinchal chod na kesi hai..

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ANSWER:

BHAUT zyada ajeeb log HAI duniya mein..

but hum kuch NAHI kar sakte hai..xD!!

ignore them..

btw mein thik hu ✌️

16.

1 pointform water insolublecoating on hair and skin in animals,outer coating on stems and leaves.TriglyceridesSterolsCerebrosidesWaxes​

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Answer:

PLZ mark my answer as brainliest and thank my answer also

Waxes

EXPLANATION:

Waxes form water-insoluble coating on HAIR and skin in animals, waxes form an outer coating on stems, leaves, and fruits.

Hope it helps you friend

17.

What ů the normal eratenormal rate of breathing perminute ?a) 8 to 12b) 10 to 16 c) 16 to 20d) 20 to 24. spirometry refers to measurement ofa) wavelengths b) breathingc) salivary secstioned) tumorsThe medical wordfor surgical exusion ofthelunga) Preumonectomyb) thorace on (c) lumpectomy d) mastectomy6 tradhtony Puree to an opening into thea) wind pipe b) bood pipe covolce box a) lungs .​

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ANSWER:

for NUMBER

1. d

2.c

3.a

4.a

18.

1.Lungs : Respiratory system ::____Circulatory system.2. Tree:____::Lion: Consumer.3. mango : fruit:: maize :___4.Enzymes : Digestive glands ::___: Endocrine glands​

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1-) Heart.

2-) Producer.

3-) Cereal.

4-) Hormones.

These are the CORRECT answers.

Please MARK me as BRAINLIEST.

19.

27. The gene for blue eyes (b) is recessive to the brown eyes(B). The given figure shows both brown and blue eyes(a) What is the possible genotype and phenotype of mother?(b) What is the phenotypic ratio of offspring?(c) What would be the percentage of individuals with brown and blue eyes if father genotype is bb?​

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ANSWER:

BB CCC bbhvgsygggwkii

Explanation:

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1.Lungs:Respiratory system:: Circulatory system.2. Tree::: Lion Consumer.3.mango : fruit :: maize :4.Enzymes : Digestive glands :::Endocrine glands.​

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Explanation:

1 heart

3 cereal

4 hormonew

21.

List the energy conservation measures you can adopt in each of thefollowing aspects of your life; lighting, bathing, cooking, buying and driving a car​

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ANSWER:

lighting

bathing

cooking

buying

DRIVING a CAR

22.

Hey, can anyone please answer me these two mcqs1. The overall total surface area for exchange of gases provided by human lung is abouta.60-80 m^2b.70-90 m^2c.50 m^2d.60-70 m^22.Tidal volume is the aira.Remaining in the lungs after forced expiration b.Exchanged during normal breathing c.Inhaled after normal inhalation.d. Forcibly expelled after normal expiration.​

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1. The OVERALL total SURFACE area for exchange of gases provided by human LUNG is about

70-90 m^2.

2.Tidal volume is the AIR EXCHANGED during normal breathing.

I hope it helps you my friend.

23.

Match the following column A with column B.Column A (Phases)Column B (Their Events)a) Leptotene1) Crossing Overb) Zygotene2) Desynapsisc) Pachytene3) Synapsisd) Diplotene4) Bouquet stagenh​

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a. LEPTOTENE 1. CROSSING over

b. Zygotene 2. Desynapsis

c. Pachytene 3. Synapsis

d. Diplotene 4. Bouquet stage

24.

Which of the following infectious disease is considered asendemic (i) COVID-19, (ii) African Sleeping Sickness, (iii) Malaria, (iv) Cholera​

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EXPLANATION:

CELL Wall. It is a rigid layer which is composed of cellulose, glycoproteins, LIGNIN, pectin and hemicellulose. ...

Cell membrane. It is the semi-permeable membrane that is present within the cell wall. ...

Nucleus. ...

PLASTIDS. ...

Central Vacuole. ...

Golgi APPARATUS. ...

Ribosomes. ...

Mitochondria.

25.

) Name any three parts in plant cell which differentiate it from an animal cell and mentiontheir function​

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ANSWER:

ANIMAL have MITOCHONDRIA while PLANT don't have

EXPLANATION:

26.

क्षेत्रभेटक्षेत्रभेटीचे तुम्हास आयोजन करायलासांगीतले तर तपकिल्ल्यावर नियोजन कस कराल?उदा., ठिकाण निश्चितहेतु निश्चिती* अत्यावश्यक कागदपाची पुर्तता* प्रश्नावली निर्मिती​

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ANSWER:

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27.

4) Function of Golgi Complex is -A) Protein synthesisC) Modification of secretion of Endoplasmic reticulumB) ATP synthesisD) Intracellular digetion​

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ANSWER:

a )PROTEIN synthesis.

is the CORRECT answer

28.

Identify any two geothermal energy production centres and mention theadvantages and disadvantages related to this type of energy production​

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Explanation:

Geothermal ENERGY is CURRENTLY believed to be one of the most advantageous sources of energy. Not only is it a renewable TYPE of energy but is also present in most areas, outperforming even some conventional sources in many aspects.

The UK is even considering a construction of the world’s longest power connector between UK and Iceland, which would deliver more renewable energy to 1.6 million British HOMES that do not have geothermal heat pumps. Moreover, the first commercial geothermal power plant is planned to be built in Cornwall, UK if all the necessary FUNDS are obtained.

29.

Balanced Forces when act on a body, the body either continues the state of rest or Uniformmotion. Unbalanced force may change the state of an object and produces acceleration. A property called inertia is the inherent property of an object which resists any change in the state of the body when force is applied. Mass of an object is measure of inertia.​

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Answer:

Inertia: tendency of an object to RESIST changes in its VELOCITY. An object at rest has zero velocity - and (in the absence of an unbalanced FORCE) will remain with a zero velocity.

30.

BIO GRADE 8:State the impact of a failed lymphatic system on quality of life of someone.

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Answer:

Pls mark as a brainlist

Explanation:

The lymphatic SYSTEM CLEARS away infection and keeps your body fluids in balance. If it's not working properly, fluid builds in your TISSUES and causes swelling, called lymphedema. Other lymphatic system problems can include infections, BLOCKAGE, and CANCER. Love you

31.

BIO GRADE 8:Angina and heart attacks are two cardiovascular diseases. Patients who experience angina are easier to treat than patients with heart attacks. Explain the reasons why.

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Patients who experience ANGINA are easier to treat than patients with heart attacks because there are few REASONS for this happen angina caused temporary heart damage which can be repair but heart attack causes permanent damage which can not repair.

More to know:

  • Angina: It is also called ischemic chest pain.
  • It is a type of chest pain caused by REDUCED blood flow to the heart.
  • It needs quick medical treatment.

  • Heart attack: It is also called myocardial infarction.
  • A blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle.
  • A heart attack usually OCCURS when a blood clot blocks blood flow to the heart.

32.

Gravitational force between two-point objects having masses m1 and m2 separated bydistance ‘r’ from their centres is (A)Directly proportional to product of their masses and inversely proportional to distance between their centers (B) Directly proportional to product of their masses and is independent of distance between the masses. (C) Depends on distance between the masses and is independent of magnitude of masses (D)Directly proportional to product of their masses and inversely proportional to square of the distance between the bodies​

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Answer:

D

Explanation:

According to NEWTON's universal GRAVITATION law

force is Directly PROPORTIONAL to product of their MASSES and INVERSELY proportional to square of the distance

33.

BIO GRADE 8:Jason Chia is with rhesus negative blood and a nurse has mistakenly given him rhesus positive blood. Explain what will happen to Jason.

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Answer:

Please mark me as a brainlist

Explanation:

Though they're SAFE for most PEOPLE, chia seeds may cause an increased risk of choking. So make SURE you consume them carefully, especially if you have difficulty swallowing. This increased risk is because dry chia seeds swell up and absorb about 10–12 TIMES their WEIGHT in liquid when they are exposed to water

34.

BIOLOGY GRADE 8:Explain why blood group of a recipient must be determined first before blood transfusion is proceeded?

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Answer:

Before a blood transfusion, two blood tests known as a "TYPE and cross MATCH" are DONE. First, the recipient's blood type is determined, ex. their ABO type and RH D status. ... Therefore, a "cross match" is done to ENSURE that the donor RBCs actually do match against the recipient's serum.

35.

Explain it 1.What is sulpheric acid

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Answer:

Sulfuric acid (AMERICAN / IUPAC spelling) or sulphuric acid (traditional / British spelling), also known as oil of vitriol, is a mineral acid composed of the elements sulfur, oxygen and hydrogen, with MOLECULAR formula H2SO4. It is a colourless and VISCOUS LIQUID that is miscible with water at all CONCENTRATIONS.

36.

Assertion: Cartilage (protein matrix) Bone (calcium matrix) are rigid connective tissue.Reason: Blood is connective tissue in which plasma is matrix​

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<STRONG>Answer:

Note: Cartilage and bone are rigid connective TISSUES because in cartilage, protein is the LATTICE and bone calcium is the MATRIX the two of which are strong structures. Then, blood is the connective tissue where plasma is the GRID which is principally the fluid segment having some platelets in it.

37.

Assertion: Tendon is present in all bone joints.Reason: Tendon connects the bones at the joints & hold​

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Answer:

both are CORRECT A and R

Explanation:

ASSERTION: Tendon is PRESENT in all BONE JOINTS.

Reason: Tendon connects the bones at the joints & hold

38.

SAPEL is an action plan formulated for the control or eradication of disease likecalthTuberculosisCancerMalariaLeprosy​

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Answer:

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39.

(A) Name the organelles which show the analogy written as under(i) Storage sacs of the cell(ii) Kitchen of the cell​

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1.storage SACS of the CELL

40.

20. (v) How is the working of kidney dialysis machine similar to a healthy kidney?(a) It takes sugar molecules out of the blood(b) It regulates the concentration of the blood(c) It deaminates amino acids to urea(d) It removes large molecules from the blood​

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ANSWER:

B. It REGULATES the CONCENTRATION of the BLOOD

41.

____________ is a viviparous reptile *1 pointLizardViperCrocodileTurtle​

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LIZARD is a VIVIPAROUS reptile.

Hope HELPS You ✌️

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42.

છે.વિભેદન કરો :(a) સરળ અધિચ્છદ અને સંયુક્ત અધિચ્છદ((b) હૃદ સ્નાયુ અને રેખિત સ્નાયુ(c) સઘન નિયમિત અને સઘન અનિયમિત સંયોજક પેશી(1) મેદપૂર્ણ અને રુધિર પેશીસરળ ગ્રંથિ અને સંયુક્ત ગ્રંથિ​

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ANSWER:

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43.

Assertion: Cartilage (protein matrix) Bone (calcium matrix) are rigid connective tissue.Reason: Blood is connective tissue in which plasma is matrix.​

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Answer:

Both ASSERTION and REASON are correct but Reason is not the correct EXPLANATION for Assertion.

Explanation:

HOPE it will help you

44.

1Q.18. Absence of urinarybladder is a feature ofreduce body weight. *toO CamelsO FishesO SnakesO BirdsThis is a required question​

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ANSWER:

veshusjdjj the HILLTOP MEENA is at the END 88

45.

વિભેદન કરો :(aસરળ અધિચ્છદ અને સંયુક્ત અધિચ્છદ(b) હૃદ સ્નાયુ અને રેખિત સ્નાયુ(c) સઘન નિયમિત અને સઘન અનિયમિત સંયોજક પેશી(1) મેદપૂર્ણ અને રુધિર પેશી© સરળ ગ્રંથિ અને સંયુક્ત ગ્રંથિ​

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ANSWER:

માનવ શરીર ના બંધારણ/માળખાની જટિલ રચનાને ૬ વિવિધ ૬ સ્તરોમાં વિભાજીત કરાય છે. નીચેના સ્તરથી ઉપરના સ્તર તરફ જઇએ તેમ તેની જટીલતા વધે છે.

46.

વિભેદન કસે :સરળ અધિચ્છદ અને સંયુક્ત અધિચ્છદ(b) હૃદ સ્નાયુ અને રેખિત સ્નાયુ(c) સઘન નિયમિત અને સઘન અનિયમિત સંયોજક પેશી(1) મેદપૂર્ણ અને રુધિર પેશીસરળ ગ્રંથિ અને સંયુક્ત ગ્રંથિ(e)​

Answer»

ANSWER:

SORRY bye

EXPLANATION:

l don't now that language

47.

बार पिण्ड कहाँ पायी जाती है?(a) शुक्राणुमें(b) अण्डाणु में(c) पुरुष की दैहिक कोशिका में(d) स्त्री की दैहिक कोशिका में​

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ANSWER:

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48.

Identify the class of the animal shown in the figure and write any two characteristics scc answer​

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ANSWER:

Where is the NAME of ANIMALS

49.

How can biodiversity be conserved?​

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ong>Answer:

Plant scientists are also working to help conserve by DEVELOPING CROP VARIETIES that use less water.

Biodiversity can be conserved:

PREVENTING the cutting of trees.

Putting a ban on hunting of ANIMALS.

Efficient utilisation of natural resources.

Protected areas should be developed for animals where no human activities are allowed.

Explanation:

50.

Give one word for construction of animal such as earthworm by repeated segments

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

METAMERIC SEGMENTATION