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In evolution the studies can be made at molecular level. For example, the protein present in the blood of man and ape are similar. The base sequence in nucleic acids and amino acids the examples which are specifically referred in

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Convergent evolution

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Molecular analogy

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Molecular homology

D

Homoplastic appearance

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AAKASH SERIES-EVOLUTION-EXERCISE - I (EVIDENCES FOR EVOLUTION)
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  2. From fossil recods, it may be conducted that evolution has taken place...

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  3. Fossil X is older than fossil Y because

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  4. In evolution the studies can be made at molecular level. For example, ...

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  5. Wings of butterfly and that of birds are good examples of

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  6. An important evidence in favour of organic evolution is the occurrence...

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  7. Which one of the following correctly describes the homologous structur...

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  8. Which one of the following groups of structures/organs have similar fu...

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  9. In evolution the studies can be made at molecular level. For example, ...

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  10. The given figure shows an example of -

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  11. Which one among the following is an example for homology?

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  12. Which one of the following options gives one correct example each ...

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  13. Refer the given figure. What does it represent?

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  14. The preserved fossil remains of Archaepteryx show that

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  15. What can you infer about the strcutures shown in figure ?

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  16. Following diagram provides an example of

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  17. Palaentological evidences for evolution form to the .

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  18. The bones of forelimbs of whale , bat , cheetah and man are similar i...

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  19. Analogous organs arise due to

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  20. Fossils are generally found in

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