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How do palaeontological evidences support organic evolution? Explain with example.

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MODERN PUBLICATION-EVOLUTION-REVISION EXERCISES-(IV. SHORT ANSWER TYPE-II QUESTIONS)(Three mark each),(A. QUESTIONS FROM STATE BOARD EXAMINATIONS :)
  1. Explain the significance of mutations in evolution.

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  2. Discuss the modern synthetic theory of evolution.

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  3. How do palaeontological evidences support organic evolution? Explain w...

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  4. "Natural selection can lead to stabilization, directional change and d...

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  5. How do embryological or palaeontological evidences support the idea of...

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  6. (a) What are missing links? Give one example. (b) What is atavism?...

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  7. What is organic evolution? Name some of the evidences given in support...

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  8. How does the population change in peppered moth, Biston betularia, exp...

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  9. List out possible steps by which simple inorganic substances give rise...

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  10. Discuss about genetic variation in a population that leads to evolutio...

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  11. Describe the significance of Hardy-Weinberg principle.

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  12. Define analogous organs. Give one example

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  13. What are coacervates ? How were they formed ? What is their importance...

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  14. Differentiate between missing links and connecting links, giving examp...

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  15. What are main postulates of Lamarck's theory of acquired characters.

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  16. Homologous organs and Analogous organs.

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  17. Mention any three conclusions of Miller and Urey's experiment.

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  18. What is mutation ? List the differences between somatic mutation and g...

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  19. Natural Selection and Artificial Selection

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  20. Define speciation. Discuss its types.

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