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  2. Find out the nature of genotype and phenotype that produced if a pure ...

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  3. Determine when a daughter may become colour blind?

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  4. Why it is recommended to have a blood test before marriage?

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  7. Explain how waggle dance helps bee to communicate with each other.

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  10. Establish a workplace relationship with bronchitis and lung cancer.

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  12. Draw a neat diagram of the cross section of eyeballof human eye and la...

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  14. Describe the double fertilization in flowering plant.

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  15. Explain the process ofamitosis cell division . Describe the importance...

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  16. Explain why all the plants become tall in F1 generation of Mendel’s mo...

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  17. What is the relation between phenotype and genotype?

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  18. Discuss based on inner structure why human hand and the wing of bird i...

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  19. Explain the role of swim bladder of rohu fish in aquatic adaptation.

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