BABSc, B.Com & BCA Questions _III - Nalanda Open University
BABSc, B.Com & BCA Questions _III - Nalanda Open University
BABSc, B.Com & BCA Questions _III - Nalanda Open University
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<strong>Nalanda</strong> <strong>Open</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Annual Exam-2010,<br />
Bachelor of Science (Zoology) Hons, Part-<strong>III</strong><br />
Paper-VII<br />
Time: 3Hrs Full Marks: 75<br />
Answer any five questions. Question no. 1 is compulsory.<br />
All questions carry equal marks.<br />
1. Multiple Choice <strong>Questions</strong>:<br />
(lxxxiii) Dobzhansky separated isolating mechanism into<br />
(a) geographic isolation (b) reproductive isolation (c) Both (d) None.<br />
(lxxxiv) Role of isolation in evolution is<br />
(a) Differentiation of species (b) maintenance of species<br />
(c) evolutionary divergence (d) extinction of species.<br />
(lxxxv) Most primitive fossil of horse is<br />
(a) Equus (b) Meychippus (c) Mesohippus (d) Eohippus<br />
(lxxxvi) Which one is the closet relative of modern man today<br />
(a) Orangutan (b) Gorilla (c) Gibbon (d) Sinanthropus<br />
(lxxxvii) Evolution is best defined as<br />
(a) struggle for existence (b) spontaneous generation<br />
(c) descent with modification (d) Inheritance of acquired characters.<br />
(lxxxviii) <strong>Com</strong>binational variations arise by<br />
(a) fertilization (b) crossing over among genes<br />
(c) independent assortment (d) all of the above.<br />
(lxxxix) Evolution of horse began in the<br />
(a) Pliocene period (b) mesocene period<br />
(c) Eocene period (d) Oligocene period<br />
(xc) The book, "Origin of species was published in<br />
(a) 1908 (b) 1858 (c) 1859 (d) 1956<br />
(xci) The presence of six digits on hand is the result of<br />
(a) meristic variation (b) somatic variation<br />
(c) substantive variation (d) none<br />
(xcii) Role of mutation in evolution is<br />
(a) reproductive isolation (b) genetic variations (c) genetic drift (d) none<br />
of these.<br />
(xciii) The source of variation was explained by<br />
(a) Lamarck (b) Lysenko (c) Hugo devries (d) Darwin<br />
(xciv) 'Struggle for existence' and 'survival of fittest' are related with<br />
(a) Lamarckism (b) Oparin theory (c) Mendelism (d) Darwinism<br />
(xiii) Who opposed Lamarckism very critically?<br />
(a) Weismann (b) Wallace (c) Waldeyer (d) Darwin<br />
(xiv) Neo-Lamarckism depends on<br />
(a) Mutation and natural selection (b) Only variations<br />
(c) enormous fertility (d) mutations and variation<br />
(xv) Which of the following fossil man stood erect first?<br />
(a) Java man (b) Peking man<br />
(c) Australiapithecus (d) Cro-magnon man.<br />
2. Write an essay on the fossil history of horse.<br />
3. Give an account of the different isolating mechanism and their role in evolution.<br />
4. Describe the different sub-regions of Australian-region with special fauna.<br />
5. Give an account of the evolution of man.<br />
6. What do you understand by oceanic islands? Discuss its general peculiarities.<br />
7. Write an essay on Darwin's theory of natural selection and origin of species.<br />
8. Define variation. Describe various kinds and causes of variation.<br />
9. Give an account of Lamarck's theory of organic evolution.<br />
10. Write short notes on any two of the following:<br />
(a) Palaeartic-region (b) Oriental region<br />
(c) Zoo-geography.