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1.

Explain how glucose is oxidized during aerobic respiration

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2.

Explain anamous behaviour of waterwith the help of graph given on page 19.

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you UNDERSTAND the ANSWER

3.

What is the Rectum organ of chocroche

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ion of digested FOOD occur. In hindgut water and SALTS are ABSORBED & then faecal WASTE is discarded through anus. Digestive SYSTEM of human : It is made up of alimentary canal and accessory digestive organs.

4.

Explain any three methods of weed control.

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ving weeds by USING a harrow- REMOVING weeds by using a harrow (khurpi) helps in WEED CONTROL 2.TILLING or ploughing- it helps as by tilling, the weeds get pulled away3.using weedicides- using weedicides also helps in weed control.

5.

How can you classify the Vitamins

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kroo........

6.

Write 1 function of leg haemoglobin

Answer» CTION is to help provide oxygen to the respiring SYMBIOTIC BACTERIAL cells in a MANNER analogous to hemoglobin transporting oxygen to respiring tissues in ANIMALS......
7.

What name is given to the following: an animal which is an exact copy of its parents

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s the ANSWER..

8.

Which part of brain controls thr secretion of endrocrien glands?

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ypothalamus of our BRAIN CONTROLS the SECRETION of ENDOCRINE GLANDS.:-)

9.

Which are the types of fish production

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it is what are the TYPES of FISH PRODUCTION

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Asexual reproduction produces individuals that are genetically identical to the parent plant. Rootssuch as corms, stem tubers, rhizomes, and stolon undergo vegetative reproductio

Answer» E QUESTION COMPLETE and CLEAR
11.

Write the function of values present in between the composition of atria and ventricles

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✨⏩The valves PRESENT between DECOMPOSITION of atria and ventricles helps to prevent the backward FLOW of BLOOD in heart.⏪☺HOPE IT HELPS☺✌THANKS✌

12.

Give two differences between a zygote and a foetus?

Answer» NCERT based SOLUTION..hope it helpspls mark it as the BRAINLIEST answer :)
13.

Explain the structure of nephron ?(it should be 2 mark answer?)

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on is the basic unit of structure in the KIDNEY. A nephron is used separate to water, ions and small MOLECULES from the BLOOD, filter out wastes and toxins, and return NEEDED molecules to the blood. The nephron functions through ultrafiltration.

14.

How do variation help in the origin of species in evolution?

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selection can not create variations it can only eliminate the existing variations that are not as well adapted to the CHANGING environment as others. Natural selection acts like a racket. Natural selection preserves variations that are BEST suited to environment.An example of natural selection selecting variations best suited to the environment, is the peppered moths of England. There were TWO variations of the moth, one dark or melanic and the other white. Before the industrial revolution the white variation was dominate. During the industrial revolution the pollution favored the dark or melanic variation. The species evolved or changed to being primarily dark. When the pollution problems of the industrial revolution was solved the environment favored the white variation and the species evolved and changed back to the white variation.Variations are necessary for changes, or evolution to occur. The amount of change is limited to the variations that exist. When Darwin proposed his theory of evolution he thought wrongly that variation in germ cells was unlimited. Gregor Medal discovered that genetic variation is generally conservative, that is that new variations are not CREATED in normal genetics.Variations are known to create changes within a species. These changes are also known as adaptive evolution or MICRO evolution.The variations required to create changes from one species to another species have never been empirically observed. These changes are known more correctly as Darwinian evolution or macro evolution.Variations is the driving force in evolution or change. Natural selection can only act on existing variations. So for evolution of any kind to occur there must be variations.

15.

can anyone suggest an experiment for pollen germination in nutrient medium in different types of flowers??

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into a POT. then dry it SORRY just kiddin g you have to first take v=bag or a CONTAINER then take SEEDS and make plant then OBERVE pollination

16.

What are the reasons for insufficient yield

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mers use LOW seed rate owing to which plant population remains low in the field, a major cause of low yield . ... Plant DENSITY: One of the major causesof low crop yield is low plant population because number of PRODUCTIVE plants PER unit area determines crop yields.

17.

Why sebaceous gland is holocrine rather than apocrine

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because the ducts are wavy rather than absolutely straight. COMPARE these SECTIONS of apocrine glands with the merocrine glands SEEN above. SEBACEOUS glands are holocrine glands. Their secretion, sebum, is an oily MATERIAL

18.

What is setbreen in law of dominance

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e is your answer....Mendel's Law of DOMINANCE can also be simply stated as: “In a cross of parents that are pure for contrasting traits, only ONE FORM of the TRAIT will APPEAR in the next generation. Offspring that are hybrid for a trait will have only the dominant trait in the phenotype.”I hope it helps yu...,

19.

What is haematocrit valve

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atocrit is typically measured from a blood sample by an automated machine that makes SEVERAL other measurements of the blood at the same time. Most of these machines in fact do not directly measure the hematocrit, but INSTEAD calculate it based on the determination of the amount of HEMOGLOBIN and the average VOLUME of the red blood CELLS. The hematocrit can also be determined by a manual method using a centrifuge. When a tube of blood is centrifuged, the red cells will be packed into the bottom of the tube. The proportion of red cells to the total blood volume can then be visually measured.

20.

Draw a block diagram showing the pathway of a excretory system in human beings

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retory system is the system of an organism's BODY that performs the FUNCTION of excretion, the bodily process of discharging wastes. The EXCRETORY systemis RESPONSIBLE for the elimination of wastes produced by homeostasis.that's it

21.

What is CPH4please no spam

Answer» SPAM meansit MEANS 4TH CHAPTER
22.

Sebaal K adhyan kO Kya Khate Hai?

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m of the genus Sabal of American DWARF fan PALMS; usually CALLED PALMETTO.

23.

The functional group of ethanol acid is ........ a) alcohol b) aldehyde c) ketone d) carboxylic

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is a hydroxy derivative with( -OH ) hydroxy group as it's FUNCTIONAL group. ETHANOIC acid is a carboxylic acid with -COOH as it's functional group. so you can SAY the correct answer is option D

24.

Who is a father of taxonomy

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LinnaeusCarl Linnaeus, also known as Carl von Linné or CAROLUS Linnaeus, is often called the Father of TAXONOMY. His system for naming, RANKING, and classifying organisms is still in wide use TODAY (with many changes).

25.

What is phycocollids . with examples.

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!!!!!!This is your ANSWER ⤵⤵⤵⤵⤵⤵↪ POLYSACCHARIDES found in seaweed. ↪Phycocolloids are hygroscopic and ABSORB water to FORM gels. ↪ Examples of phycocolloids are IRISH moss, algin, and agar.I HOPE THIS MAY HELP YOU ☺

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Boasts a variety of species and organisms. apart from a handful of the major farm animals such as cows, buffaloes, goats, chickens, and both bactrian camelsand, dromedary camels, india has an amazingly wide spectrum of animals native to the country. It is home to bengal and indochinese tigers, asiatic lions, le

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of microorganisms in mineral processing technology is called biomining. ... These characteristics are mainly generated by the MICROBIAL oxidation of sulphide minerals present UPSTREAM. It is currently known that bioleaching PROCESSES can be catalyzed by many species of BACTERIA, archaea and fungi.May 1, 2017Biomining - Wikiversity

27.

It os belived that it carry hunger generation signals to the brain diencephalon 10 th carnial nerve 5th cranial nerve spinal cord

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ved that it carry hunger generation SIGNALS to the brain DIENCEPHALON 10 th carnial NERVE 5th cranial nerve spinal cord

28.

What is vartika on a flower in the sense of biology?

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o) is the study of developmental programs and PATTERNS from an evolutionary perspective.[1] It seeks to UNDERSTAND the various influences shaping the form and nature of life on the planet. Evo-devo arose as a separate branch of science rather recently. An early sign of this occurred in 1999.[2]Most of the synthesis in evo-devo has been in the field of animal evolution, one REASON being the presence of elegant model systems like Drosophila melanogaster, C. elegans, zebrafish and Xenopus laevis. However, since 1980, a wealth of information on plant morphology, coupled with modern molecular techniques has helped shed light on the conserved and UNIQUE developmental patterns in the plant kingdom also.[3]

29.

What is the relation between social and preventive medicine?

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term used to depict and examine frameworks of general medicinal services that is, restorative and doctor facility look after all at an ostensible cost by method for government regulation of social insurance and endowments got from tariff.Preventive and social MEDICINE is concerned with the measures taken to PREVENT diseases and promote health. Preventive and social medicine is also known as community medicine or public health. Preventive and social medicine offers medical services ranging from curative to rehabilitative.Preventive and social medicine has expanded during the last few decades. Presently, it deals with the health problems of not only a single PERSON but the ENTIRE community at large. Public Health involves statistics, psychology, sociology, law, engineering and economics as well as CLINICAL sciences and biological sciences.

30.

We do no clean ponds or lakes but an aquarium needs to be cleaned periodically. why?

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rium is an artificial ecosystem and the organisms present in it are selective and maintained in a restricted environment. In the Aquarium the uneaten food as well as the waste generated by the fishes mixes with the water and is left UNTREATED due to the lack of decomposers. The waste materials THUS accumulate in the water making it toxic. Hence an aquarium has to be cleaned after regular intervals. On the other hand, a pond or a LAKE ecosystem is a natural ecosystem and the types of organism present in it is balanced. The waste produced in this ecosystem serves as the food MATERIAL for the decomposers and is thus eliminated by them from the water. This ensures a balance in the water body and keeps the water clean and thus does not require physical CLEANING.

31.

What is crossing over?give its significance

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g Over on the Chromosomes: Mechanisms, Kinds, Factors andSignificance! Crossing over is the process of exchange of GENETIC MATERIAL or segments between non-sister CHROMATIDS of two homologous chromosomes. Crossing over occurs due to the interchange of sections of homologous chromosomes.

32.

What is meant by breasts pls explain in easy

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the MAMMARY GLANDS....

33.

Unicellular organism

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dy.☆ Unicellular Organism :A unicellular organism is an organism that consists of a SINGLE CELL. This means all life processes, such as reproduction, feeding, digestion, and excretion, occur in one cell. Amoebas, BACTERIA, and plankton are just some TYPES of unicellular organisms. They are typically microscopic and cannot be seen with the naked eye.Hope it's help for you ^_^.

34.

Which Part of the bryophyllum helps for Vegetative Propogation ?

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f HELPS the plant of BRYOPHYLLUM for reproduction by VEGETATIVE propogation, as the leaf has many sprouted plants already growing on it if you observe.hope it helps PLZ MARK as brainliest

35.

If it is that we are evolve from monkeys then why there are still some monkeys

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't EVOLVE from monkeys. monkeys and HUMANS have evolved from the same species KNOWN as homo sapiens. so there are STILL monkeys .plzz mark as brainliest

36.

Name any two air borne diseases

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rax2. CHICKENPOX

37.

Which of the following is most primitive ancestor of man? A. Homo habilis B. Cro-Magnon C. Neanderthal D. Australopithecus

Answer» E your ANSWER is Dhope it's helpfulplease MARK me as BRAINLIEST
38.

State the functions of any three parts of structural and functional units of nervous system

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ction of any three structural and functional unit of NERVOUS system are 1) Sensory neuron - It CARRY message from body to BRAIN.2) Motor neuron - It carry message from brain to body.3) MIXED neuron - It carry message from body to brain and brain to body.

39.

Please answer above questions

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tes2.insulin3.pancreas4.It CONTROLS BLOOD SUGAR level.hope it HELPS you:)

40.

In active leaf cell, the double membrane is absent in

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ganelles are ORGAN like each PERFORMING specific function/s but formed of molecules and membranes only (sub-cellular). Double MEMBRANE bound Organelles: Mitochondria,Chloroplasts, Endoplasmic Reticulum,Golgi Body, and Nucleus it ABSENT in lysosome...hope it may help u

41.

In sanskrit Plants are called

Answer» END... the ANSWER is padhap or पादप:Hpoe it HELPS..
42.

How did von helmont proved that plant needs water to increase mass

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, JAN Baptist van Helmont was arrested by agents of the Spanish Inquisition for the crime of studying plants and other phenomena. While under house arrest, he started to consider how plants grew. The prevailing THEORY at the time was that plants grew by eating soil, and van Helmont devised a CLEVER investigation to test this idea. He weighed a willow tree and weighed dry soil. He planted the tree, watered it and then left it for 5 years. He then re-weighed the tree, which had increased in mass by over 12 stone. He DRIED the soil and weighed it, showing that the soil was almost the same mass. He concluded that the tree grew by drinking water.....hope it helps u mate....pls mark me brainliest

43.

✌✌Hi Friends. Please give me Answer of the Question.

Answer» ICER does wrong According to me....this is because anyone cannot be judged in accordance to their facial or CLOTH MATTER .....any person don't have the RIGHT to call someone poor or rich by their behaving style or the dressing style or by their face.....or their LOOKS hope it helps u mate....pls mark me brainliest
44.

Describe Oparin —Haldane theory of chemical origin of life.

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— Haldane theory of chemical origin of life. The Russian scientist Alexander Ivanovich Oparin (1924) and British scientist J.B.S. Haldane (1929) proposed the ‘Theory of chemical evolution of life’. According to this theory, life originated from non-living matter, some three billion years ago, in a primitive atmosphere, through a PROCESS of chemical evolution. The entire process of chemical evolution can be divided into the following steps:i. Origin of earth and its primitive atmosphere:a. The origin of life on earth is closely related to the origin of earth itself.b. Evidences suggest that earth originated about 4.6 billion years ago.c. When it was broken from the sun, it was a glowing fire and a rotating cloud of hot gases, vapours of various elements and pieces of rocks and metals called Nebulous.d. This mass of gas exploded with a Big Bang into several small pieces. The earth, as a piece was broken from the sun.ii. Formation of ammonia, water and methane:a. The prebiotic environment had very less resemblance with the present day environment.b. The earth was very hot initially and so the atoms could not COMBINE with each other very easily.c. The primitive earth contained a large amount of hydrogen, nitrogen, carbon and oxygen.d. Of these, hydrogen was very active.iii. Synthesis of simple organic compounds:a. The next step in molecular evolution was the formation of micromolecules.b. As the earth surface considerably cooled, the highly reactive free radicals –CH and – CH2 condensed to form a variety of both saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons.c. The simple inorganic molecules of the oceanic water interacted with one another to form simple organic molecules such as sugar, fatty acids, glycerol, amino acids, purines and pyrimidines.d. The energy for these reactions was provided by the electrical discharges (lightning), ultraviolet rays (solar radiations), VOLCANIC activities and decay of radioactive elements.iv. Formation of complex organic compounds:I. The hot dilute soup was sterile and oxygen free.II. Simple organic substances came together in increasing numbers.III. They colloided, reacted and aggregated forming new complex molecules such as . polysaccharides, fats, proteins, nucleosides and nucleotides.IV. The protein molecules made their existence by polymerization of amino acids.v. Formation of nucleic acid:I. The next step in chemical evolution was formation of nucleic acid.II. It was formed by the aggregation of phosphoric acid, sugar, purines and pyrimidines.III. They were linked in various combinations to form different types of nucleotides.IV. Thousands of nucleotides joined together to form nucleic acid.vi. Formation of Protobiont or precells:I. The nucleic acid along with inorganic and organic molecules formed the first form of life and were called protobionts or precells.II. The proteins formed colloidal hydrophilic complexes SURROUNDED by water molecules.III. Oparin and Sydney Fox demonstrated the formation of this aqueous suspensions of polymers.IV. Oparin called these aggregates as Coacervates, while Sydney Fox called them Protenoids or Microspheres.vii. Formation of First Cell:I. The nucleic acids in pre-cells had the capacity to multiply but gradually it started directing a series of chemical reactions like protein synthesis.II. That was the significant step in the transformation of pre-cell into a cell.III. This chemical evolution gave rise to the biological evolution.viii. Biological evolution:I. The first cells or primitive cells were marine and heterotrophic in nature.II. They obtained their food from the surrounding areas.III. Growth and multiplication of these cells caused depletion in the food and increase in CO2 DUE to fermentation.IV. These were the favourable circumstances for mutation, which resulted in the development of chromophores.hope it helps u mate....pls mark me brainliest

45.

How are the waste product is nuclear power plant different from those produced in a thermal power plant ? what happened to the waste of A nucleus power plant

Answer» WASTE are HIGHLY DANGEROUS
46.

What is the basic differene between homologous and analogous organs give example?

Answer» US structures have different evolutionary ancestries but they have the same function. Examples of these TYPES of structures are the wings of birds, bats and insects. Homologous structures are the opposite; they have similar ancestries and common traits but MAYBE not have the same function in an organism.
47.

What is parents sex determination why it is banned

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on't KNOW search these things in Google or any other website OK

48.

How many cells are there in pollen grains?And how many nuclie are there?

Answer» UCLEI and other TWO NUCLEI at the EDGES of the INNER ovary.thank you..
49.

What is the usual range of pH of you mouth?Acidic or Basic

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basicHOPE IT'S HELP YOU

50.

Explain about MINAMATA DISEASE and SPARROW CAMPAIGN?

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a disease is mercury poisoning and SPARROW CAMPAIGN was started because people thought SPARROWS were eating there grain but they were killing the pests