What is the criteria used by Whittaker for classification ?
I. Cell structure.
II. Body organisation
III. Mode of nutrition
IV. Biochemical differences
V. Physiological character

Whittaker's classification is based on (a) Cell structure (b) Body structure (c) Nutrition (d) All the above

Whittaker's classification is based on (a) Cell structure (b) Body structure (c) Nutrition (d) All the above

What are the main criteria used by Whittaker for the classification of organisms into five kingdoms I) Reproduction and phylogenetic relationships II) Mode of nutrition III) Cell structure IV) Thallus organisation

Two kingdom classification system used for a long time was inadequate, so a need was felt for including besides gross morphology, other characteristics also. What were these characters which resulted in formation of five kingdom classification system ? (a) Cell structure (b) Mode of nutrition (c) Reproduction Evolutionary relationship

R.H . Whittaker used certain criteria for making the five - kingdom classification From the following how many are not a part of those criteria? Cell Structure , Thallus organization , mode of nutrition , reproduction , phylogenetic relationships , body organization , locomotion

Identify the correct sequence of classification of the following. I. Eutheria II. Mammalia III. Tubulidentata IV. Lagomorpha V. Hyracoidea

Study the following statements about virus. I. The presence of nucleic acid as their genetic material. II. Ability to produce their own copies. III. Cellular organisation. IV. Autotrophic nutrition. The living characteristic of virus is

Given below are steps involved in the mechanism of action of hormones. Arrange them in proper sequence and select the correct option. I. Formation of the hormone - receptor complex . II. Biochemical changes in the target cell. III. Binding of the hormone with the receptor. IV. Physiological responses in the target cell.