Tag: biodiversity and its classifications
Questions Related to biodiversity and its classifications
Separated cells of two vertebrates are mixed up. They will
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Aggregate species-wise
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Aggregate tissue-wise
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Aggregate species-wise and then tissue-wise
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Aggregate species-wise and then reconstruct the animals.
Heart pumps only impure blood in case of
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Sharks
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Whale
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Lizard
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Frog
- The heart pumps only impure blood in sharks. Sharks have a two-chambered heart which is an S-shaped tube. It has an atrium and ventricle. The blood is pumped by the heart through the afferent branchial arteries to capillaries in the gills, where the blood is oxygenated).
- The blood then flows through efferent branchial arteries, through the tissues of the body, and back to the heart in veins. Sharks have low blood pressures; the walls of the pericardium are rigid, creating suction within the pericardium to maintain the flow of blood. To circulate blood throughout their bodies, many sharks must swim continuously.
- The blood flow is similar to humans because blood is pumped by the heart to the rest of the body by arteries and returned to the heart by veins.
- A difference is that humans have 4-chambered hearts while sharks only have two chambers.
Which one of the following is an example of viviparous animal?
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Amphibians
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Bony fish
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Fish
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Shark
Viviparous sharks give birth to live young. The number of pups in a litter ranges from 2-20 or more. For example, the Bull sharks, Whitetip reef shark, Lemon shark, Blue shark, Mako, Porbeagle, Salmon shark, the Silvertip shark, and Hammerheads.
Herdmania is
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Sea purse
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Sea squirt
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Sea potato
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Both B and C
Herdmania is an ascidian urochordate.
Which statement best explains why invertebrates regenerate lost tissue more readily than most vertebrates do?
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Invertebrates contain specialized cells that produce the hormones necessary for this process.
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Invertebrate cells exhibit a higher degree of uncontrolled cell division than vertebrate cells do.
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Invertebrate animals reproduce asexually, but vertebrate animals reproduce sexually.
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Invertebrate animals have more undifferentiated cells than vertebrate animals have.
The term Classification was coined by
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Theophrastus
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A.P.de candolle
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Aristotle
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Linnaeus
- The classification term was coined by 'Theophrastus'.
- The term taxonomy was coined by A. P. de Candolle.
- Aristotle divided animals into two groups based on whether they have red blood or not.
- Linnaeus proposed a binomial system of nomenclature.
- So, the correct option is 'Theophrastus'.
Classification deals with
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Identification of organisms
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Arranging organisms into groups
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Arranging organisms in herbaria and museums.
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Naming, identification and grouping of organisms
Term vertebrate and invertebrate are given by
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John Ray
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Linneaus
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Lamark
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Leucart
Lamarck, the French naturalist was the one who introduced the taxonomic distinction between vertebrates and invertebrates.
John ray was the first to give the definition of 'species'.
Carl Linnaeus gave the 'binomial nomenclature' for living beings.
Nerve cord is in ............ position in invertebrates.
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Dorsal
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Lateral
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Ventral
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Absent
Which of the following are not the trends observed in the evolution of the central nervous system in invertebrates?
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Increased size of cerebral ganglia and formation of a 'brain'
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Reduction in the number of nerve cords
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Replacement of nerve cords by nerve nets
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Dominance of the ventral pair of nerve cords
The nervous system of animals has evolved a lot from metazoans to mammals. Cnidarians happen to have the simplest nervous system comprising mainly nerve nets. It is assumed that this is the group of animals that the modern nervous system has evolved from. Hence, it can be said that nerve nets have been replaced by nerve nets and not the other way around.