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1.

Mounting respiratory membrane of air breathing structure of fish

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e here is u r answer a respiratory surface is covered with thin MOIST EPITHELIAL cells that allow oxygen and carbon dioxide to exchange those gases can only cross cell membranes when they are dissolved in water or an aqueous solution thus respiratory surfaces MUST be moist hope this will HELP u

2.

Explain the post fertilisation process in the process of reproduction

Answer» TION:here is your answerPost Fertilization. In plants, fertilization is defined as the FUSION of the male and the female gamete to DEVELOP into a diploid zygote. After fertilization, a series of event occurs in the zygote to develop into a seed.hope it's HELPFUL for you ☺️
3.

Protista are autotrophs or heterotrops??

Answer» E ✌✌✌Protista can be both AUTOTROPHS or HETEROTROPHS.^_^^_^ HOPE IT HELPS ^_^^_^
4.

Different between unisexual and bisexual flowers part

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t's HELP youUnisexual and bisexual flowers are TWO TYPES of flowers found in plants. ... The MAIN difference between unisexual and bisexual flowers is that unisexual flowers contain MALE and female reproductive organs in separate flowers whereas bisexual flowers contain both male and female reproductive organs in thesame flower.

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Explain Amphibolic pathway

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bolic pathway:-→ Glucose is the favoured substance for respiration. All carbohydrates are USUALLY first converted into glucose before they are used for respiration→ FATS breakdown into glycerol & fatty acids. Fatty acids are degraded to acetyl CoA and enter the pathway.k→ Glycerol is converted to PGAL and enters the pathway.→ Proteins are degraded by proteases into amino acids. Each amino acid (after deamination) enters the pathway at some stage WITHIN the Krebs' cycle or even as PYRUVATE or acetyl CoA.→ The RESPIRATORY pathway is generally considered as a catabolic pathway. But it involves both anabolism and catabolism (breakdown). So it is better called as an amphibolic pathway.Example:- Fatty acids breakdown to acetyl CoA before entering the respiratory pathway. But when the organism needs to synthesise fatty acids, acetyl CoA withdraw from the respiratory pathway.Similarly, during breakdown and synthesis of protein, respiratory intermediates are involved.

6.

Hey guyzzz..... Can a cockroach survive in a closed thermoflask which is half filled with water?If so how long will it survive?

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only 2 or 3 DAYS

7.

Name two parasitic protozoa that cause diseases in human? Plasmodium ( malaria), amoeba ( amoebic dysentery)

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an INFECTIONS are parasitic DISEASES caused by ORGANISMS FORMERLY classified in the KingdomProtozoa. They include organisms classified in Amoebozoa, Excavata, and Chromalveolata. Examples include Entamoeba histolytica, Plasmodium (some of which cause malaria), and Giardia lamblia.

8.

Is fir a sessile tree

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is a SESSILE TREE

9.

Name of imp endocrine glands theirposition functionsnd hormones

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lamus-located above pituiary gland in the forebrainhormones- SECRETES hormones which control the ACTIVITY of secretory cells of the PITUITARY glandpituiary-located at the base of brainhormones- growth HORMONE,FSH,LH ,oxytoxin,prolactinthyroid-at anterolateral sides of treachea in the neck regionhormones- thyroxine, calcitonin.

10.

What will you do in following events child of your neighbour is addicted to smoking

Answer» LD AVOID him from doing that and we should TELL the HARM EFFECT of this caiuse
11.

Which natural resources are called the ‘biological hot spots’ ? How these hot spots maintain ecological balance

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presence of a large number of plants and animals.Forests are said to be bio diversity hot spots.They are of critical importance because 50% of known vascular plant SPECIES and 42% of land animal species are located in these highly diverse hot spots or MEGA diversity Zones.Among the 25 hot spots of the world, two are found in India namely, Western Ghats and the Eastern Himalayas.These two areas are rich in flowering plants, reptiles,amphibians,butterflies and some mammals.How these hot spots maintain ecological balance ?Reasons are listed below :1. FOREST is a habitat for the various living organisms.2. Maintains water cycle.3. Prevents SOIL erosion.4. Forest are called as LUNGS of earth, as they give fresh Oxygen and take Carbon dioxide.5.Helps in maintenance of Food chain.6.Regulates temperature.7.Provides various things like Timber,wood, medicinal plants etc which meets our daily needs.Hope it helps:)

12.

Fill the flow chart :producerprimary consumers ??Top carnivore

Answer» RY CONSUMER tertiary consumer .I HOPE IT HELP U MARK ME BRAINLIEST
13.

Name the cells associated with opening and closing of the stomach pore ?

Answer» ELLS are ASSOCIATED with the OPENING and CLOSING of the stomatal PORE
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these layers are required to be replaced. The meristematic tissue, which helps in the replacement of the tissue layer"

Answer» MATIC TISSUES are REPLACED by the PERMANENT tissues
15.

Name a nutrient which partially absorb in small intestine and then complete absorpition in kidney tibule

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is PARTIALLY absorbed in the small INTESTINE then completely absorbed in the KIDNEY tubule

16.

Tasmanian devil - nocturnal or diurnal?

Answer» UR QUESTION I can't UNDERSTAND the question ..
17.

Describe the function of heart?

Answer» N of heart is the PUMP the BLOOD in our BODY....I hope it help you
18.

Will a female normally remain reproductively capable even after age 60?

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emale is not NORMALLY REMAIN for it .........I HOPE it HELP you

19.

Plzz give me answer of the following questions

Answer» YER DIPLOBLASTIC PHYLUM animelia
20.

What is the importance of forest suggest some approches for the conservation of forest.

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proaches towards the conservation of FORESTS are: → Conversion of forests into national PARKS, sanctuaries. → To take help of local people in CONSERVING forest. → Not to allow the DESTRUCTION of forests for making roads, dams and hotels etc. → Planting of trees should be increased.Hope it helps ......MARK me as brainlist

21.

What is meant by puberty?

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is the process of PHYSICAL changes through which a child's BODY MATURES into an adult body which is CAPABLE of sexual REPRODUCTION.

22.

Name the pulmonary disease in which area surface area involved in gas exchange is basically reduced due to damage in the annual awards

Answer» HELPS you ❤️
23.

Discuss in detail the process of oogenesis

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Oogenesis ?Oogenesis is the process of the formation of a mature ovum from the oogonia in females. It takes place in the ovaries. During oogenesis, a diploid oogonium or egg MOTHER cell increases in size and gets transformed into a diploid primary oocyte. This diploid primary oocyte undergoes first meiotic division i.e., meiosis I or reductional division to form two unequal haploid cells. The smaller cell is known as the first polar body, while the larger cell is known as the secondary oocyte. This secondary oocyte undergoes second meiotic division i.e., meiosis II or equational division and gives rise to a second polar body and an ovum. Hence, in the process of oogenesis, a diploid oogonium produces a single haploid ovum while two or three polar bodies are produced.The three stages of Oogenesis :-Stage # 1. Multiplication Phase:The primordial germinal cells divide repeatedly to form the oogonia. The oogonia multiply by the mitotic divisions and form the primary oocytes which pass through the growth phase.Stage # 2. Growth Phase:The growth phase of the oogenesis is comparatively longer than the growth phase of the spermatogenesis. In the growth phase, the size of the primary oocyte increases enormously.In the primary oocyte, large amount of fats and proteins becomes accumulated in the form of yolk and due to its heavy weight (or gravity), it is usually concentrated towards the lower portion of the egg forming the vegetative pole.The cytoplasm of the oocyte becomes rich in RNA, DNA, ATP and enzymes. Moreover, the mitochondria, Golgi apparatus, ribosomes, ETC., become concentrated in the cytoplasm of the oocyte.During the growth phase, TREMENDOUS changes also occur in the nucleus of the primary oocyte. The nucleus becomes large due to the increased amount of the nucleoplasm and is called germinal vesicle.The chromosomes change their shape and become giant lamp-brush chromosomes which are directly related with increased transcription of messenger RNA (mRNA) molecules and active protein synthesis in the cytoplasm. When the growth of the cytoplasm and nucleus of the primary oocyte is completed, it becomes ready for maturation phase.Stage # 3. Maturation Phase:The maturation phase is accompanied by the maturation or meiotic division. The maturation division of the primary oocyte differs greatly from the maturation division of the spermatocyte. Here after the meiotic division of the nucleus, the cytoplasm of the oocyte divides unequally to form a single large-sized haploid egg and three SMALL haploid polar bodies or polocytes at the end.This type of unequal division has the great significance for the egg. If the equal divisions of the primary oocyte might have been resulted, the stored food amount would have been distributed equally to the four DAUGHTER cells and which might prove insufficient for the developing embryo.Therefore, these unequal divisions allow one cell out of the four daughter cells to contain most of the cytoplasm and reserve food material which is sufficient for the developing embryo.hope it helps must.plz mark me as a brainlist..plz plz plz

24.

Which disease is caused due to hyposecretion of insulin hormone?

Answer» DIABETES ... because insuline is secreated by PANCREAS which  helps to lower the BLOOD SUGAR level
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Hello❣️❤️❣️❤️❣️❤️ how do human activities affect nitrogen cycle? It's for 2 marks. Answer should be easy and perfect and simple. Don't spam

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n :-How do human activities affect nitrogen CYCLE?_____________________Answer :-Human activities like burning fossil fuels release a lot of greenhouse gases like NITRIC oxide in the air.This LEADS to acid rain and changes the uneven nitrogen balance.Also the same nitric oxide REACTS with water to form nitric acid.Nitrogen dioxide is another compound FORMED by human activities .Nitrogen compounds are also released on research and other human activities of industrialisation.This affects the nitrogen cycle.SHORTEST ANSWER :Human activities like burning fossil fuels release a lot of greenhouse gases like nitric oxide in the air.This affects the nitrogen cycle.Hope it helps !___________________________________________________________________

26.

What are the harmful effects of unclean surroundings

Answer» N :-What are the harmful effects of unclean surroundings ?Answer :-The harmful effects of the unclean surroundings are as follows :⇒ The rate of diseases increases in the surroundings.⇒ The rate of pollution increases.⇒ It causes considerable harm to the environment.⇒ Harmful diseases SPREAD rapidly.⇒ The number of deaths will HENCE increase.⇒ The number of infant deaths will increase .⇒ New diseases will appear .⇒ The place will become inhabitable .⇒ Extinction of some species may occur DUE to loss of their habitats.⇒ Visual pollution , air pollution and other types of pollution will disturb the ecology of the environment .⇒ This DESTROYS the equilibrium of the biosphere also.
27.

Describe Ozone layer and how to prevent ozone damage?.?

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ne Layer The Ozone layer is the layer of the atmosphere containing large amount of ozone and it helps to PROTECT the Earth from the harmful ultraviolet radiations.It is present in the stratosphere of the atmosphere.Steps taken : The steps are taken to prevent damage of ozone are to stop the usage of Ozone depleting substances ( ODS ) because they are responsible for chemically reacting with Ozone and changing it.⇒ ODS include CHLOROFLUOROCARBONS ( CFC s ) . These are organic compounds released from refrigerators , air conditioners , etc.⇒ So , the alternatives of the CFC s  should be usedThese are the necessary steps other than USING alternatives :▶ Organizing international treaties ( EG : Montreal Protocol ) to control ozone depletion▶ Restriction in the use of A.Cs .▶ Control of TRADE of the Ozone depleting substances .▶ Control in the production of the Ozone depleting substances.

28.

What is dpuble cirxulation in world

Answer» CIRCULATION: To complete ONE complete circulation the blood passes twice through the heart. This TYPE of circulation is called DOUBLE Circulation.
29.

How does natural selection lead to evolution

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selection LEADS to EVOLUTIONARY change when individuals with certain characteristics have a GREATER survival or reproductive rate than other individuals in a population and pass on these inheritable GENETIC characteristics to their offspring

30.

Write four characteristics facture of parenchyma tissue

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yma is most simple and unspecialized PRIMITIVE tissue. It MAINLY consists of thin walled cells which have intercellular spaces between them. thecell wall is MADE up of cellulose or CALCIUM pectate. Each cell has a PROMINENT nucleus and a vacuolate cytoplasm.

31.

Farmer have tu buy hybrid seed every year because the characters segregate in the progeny . It is very expensive for the farmers . Which reproductive process can help them get seed at can be used every year ?how ?

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s!APOMIXIS is a type of asexual reproduction that mimics sexual reproduction. characters don't segregate in apomitic seeds.The farmers can keep on using these seeds to raise NEW crop year after year and he doesn't have to BUY HYBRID seeds every year.Hope it helps u!

32.

‘Forests are bio-diversity hot spots’. Justify the statement

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versity hotspot is a biogeographic REGION with significant levels of biodiversitythat is threatened with destruction. For example FORESTS are considered as biodiversity HOTSPOTS.

33.

Name any two factor responsible for the formation of the soil

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and REGOLIT or MINERALS

34.

Name the plantation necessary for increasing the soil fertility

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tation(FERTILIZING CROPS like dal once in the YEAR)

35.

शरीर में सबसे छोटी हड्डी कौनसी है?

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i EK haddi H JOH sabh SE choti h

36.

Why blood is base please answer this

Answer» SCALE, ranges from 0 (STRONGLY acidic) to 14 (strongly BASIC or alkaline). ... Blood is normally slightly basic, with a normal pH range of 7.35 to 7.45. Usually the BODY maintains the pH of blood CLOSE to 7.40.
37.

Gonimoblast filament of battrachospermum are haloid or diploid

Answer» NUCLEI is CORRECT
38.

Gonimoblast filament

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ion of gonimoblast. : ONE of the sporogenous filaments which arise from the FERTILIZED carpogonium in most RED algae also : the AGGREGATION of suchfilaments.

39.

What is the difference between food web and food chain?

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your answer What is the difference between food chain and food web?!What is your question?Food Chains:Food chain is a model that SHOWS flow of energy and nutrients from one organism to another organism in an ecosystem. The length of a food chain depends upon the number of organisms. It STARTS from producer species such as tress or grass and ending at apex predator species such as grizzly bears or killer whales; detrivores such as earthworms or woodlice; or decomposer species like fungi or bacteria. A food also shows the relation between organisms as who they are related with each other by the food they eat. Plants and animals requires some type of food for survival. Plant produce their own found via photosynthesis process. Since they produce their own food they are called and producers while those organisms which do not produce their own food like animals and humans are known as consumers.Food Web:Food web or food cycle is the connection between food chains and what species eats what in an ECOLOGICAL system. Food web also known as consumer-resource system. Most communities in food web include various populations of producer organisms which are EATEN by any number of consumer populations. For example, the green crab is a consumer and decomposer. In food web, producers are eaten by many different consumers, and most consumers onward are eaten by more than one predator. For example, a squirrel eats seeds, fruits, and nuts. The squirrel man be eaten by a fox or a raccoon. Fox also eats mice and grasshoppers , etc. Most organisms are part of several food chains. A food web starts with the producers in ecosystem and then branches off into interconnected food chains that show who eats whom in ecosystem.Differences:Following are the main differences between food chain and food web.Food chain is a single linear pathway through which food energy and nutrients travels in the ecosystem while food web is number of interconnected food chains through which energy and nutrients travels in the ecosystem.In food chains, usually member of high trophic level feed upon a single type of organism of lower trophic level while in food web members of higher trophic level feed upon many organisms of lower trophic level.In food chains, SEPARATE and isolated food chains increases the instability of the ecosystem. In food web, stability of the ecosystem increases by the presence of complex food webs.Food chains have no effect on improving the adaptability and competitiveness of the organisms while more complex food webs improves the adaptability and competitiveness of the organisms

40.

How will a pregnant woman calculate the date of her delivery

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ant woman will calculate by 9 months and 9 days after the day of fertilization for delivery.This is QUITE approximate.The DATE can be DETERMINED by doctor after GOING through VARIOUS tests.

41.

Why sabecious 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.

42.

What is differentiation of meristemetic tissue 1 mark question

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t KNOW SORRY

43.

What is chemosynthesis autotrophs

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re autotrophs produce food through a process calledchemosynthesis, RATHER than through photosynthesis. Autotrophs that perform chemosynthesis do not USE energy from the sun to produce food. Instead, they make food USING energy from chemical reactions, often COMBINING hydrogen sulfide or methane with oxygen.

44.

Which of the following statements is true about the cycling of oxygen in a pond ecosystem

Answer» GIVE the OPTIONS ORR a PHOTO
45.

Pls answer the 3rd question for brainliest....!!! And yeah, don't forget that ots urgent...

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as BRAINLIEST

46.

Distinguish between homozygous and heterozygous.

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MATE ❤️❤️❤️ HERE IS UR ANSWER...HOMOZYGOUS MEANS SAME ZYGOTE ..HETEROZYGOUS MEANS DIFFERENT...PLEASE BE PERFECT WITH UR QUESTION ...WHAT TYPE OF HOMOGENEOUS OR HERTOZYGOUS U NEED...HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU ❤️ ❤️❤️STAY BLESSED ❤️ ❤️❤️

47.

Which disaster can occur by inflammable

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ng liquid EXPANDING VAPOR explosion is an explosioncaused by the rupture of a VESSEL containing apressurized liquid that has reached temperatures above its BOILING POINT.

48.

How many contacting by which age of the fossil can be caluclated

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eeper it is 2. RADIO CARBON DATING

49.

Explain the process of nicking and re-annealing??

Answer» NG enzyme (or nickingendonuclease) is an enzyme that cuts ONE strand of a double-stranded DNA at a specific recognition nucleotide sequences known as a restriction SITE. Such enzymes hydrolyse (cut) only one strand of the DNA duplex, to produce DNA molecules that are “nicked”, rather than cleaved.Annealing is a heat treatment process which alters the microstructure of a material to change its mechanical or electrical properties. Typically, in steels, annealing is used to reduce hardness, INCREASE ductility and help eliminate INTERNAL stresses.
50.

Now a days government is promoting convectional source of energy give reasons...

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it is POLLUTION FREE and RENEWABLE SOURCE