41 - 49 of 49 Questions
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41. |
To which blood group do universal recipients belong? A. B B. A C. O D. AB |
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42. |
The clumping together of red blood cells is A. agglutination B. fussion C. transfusion D. compatibility |
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43. |
Physiological adaptation to very dry conditions in animals demonstrates A. rejuvenation B. xeromorphism C. hibernation D. aestivation |
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44. |
One of adaptation of Cactus opuntia to conserve water is the reduction of A. internodes B. stem to leaves C. leaves to spine D. flower size |
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45. |
Which of the following structure is adapted for feeding in a bird of prey? A. Hooked break and sharp claws B. Smooth beak and strong claws C. Big beaks and strong feet D. Pointed beak and strong claws |
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46. |
The special pigment for colour change in chameleon is A. melanin B. carotenoid C. chromatin D. chromatophore |
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47. |
The behavioural adaptation in social insects could best be described as A. symbiosis B. saprophytism C. parasitism D. commensalisms |
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48. |
In the diagram, the structure labelled II is the A. spermathecal pore B. cocoon C. clitellum D. chaetea |
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49. |
The organism is found in soils rich in A. mud B. humus C. clay D. sand |
41. |
To which blood group do universal recipients belong? A. B B. A C. O D. AB |
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42. |
The clumping together of red blood cells is A. agglutination B. fussion C. transfusion D. compatibility |
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43. |
Physiological adaptation to very dry conditions in animals demonstrates A. rejuvenation B. xeromorphism C. hibernation D. aestivation |
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44. |
One of adaptation of Cactus opuntia to conserve water is the reduction of A. internodes B. stem to leaves C. leaves to spine D. flower size |
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45. |
Which of the following structure is adapted for feeding in a bird of prey? A. Hooked break and sharp claws B. Smooth beak and strong claws C. Big beaks and strong feet D. Pointed beak and strong claws |
46. |
The special pigment for colour change in chameleon is A. melanin B. carotenoid C. chromatin D. chromatophore |
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47. |
The behavioural adaptation in social insects could best be described as A. symbiosis B. saprophytism C. parasitism D. commensalisms |
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48. |
In the diagram, the structure labelled II is the A. spermathecal pore B. cocoon C. clitellum D. chaetea |
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49. |
The organism is found in soils rich in A. mud B. humus C. clay D. sand |