Reasoning Qs Flashcards

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Why do monozygotic twins have the same sex?

A

Both twins developed from the same zygote have the same genes. Hence, they have the same sex and exactly identical features.

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2
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What are twins?

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Two children which develop together and are born together are called twins.

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3
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Do identical twins develop asexually or sexually? why?

A

Since they are the product of mitosis, these twins are often considered to have developed asexually.

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4
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How many types of twins are the there? What they called?

A

Twins are of two types :
One of which is called Identical or monozygotic twins.
The other is called Nonidentical or dizygotic twins.

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5
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What is an Archaeopteryx?

A

An Archaeopteryx is a fossil bird which lived 150 million years ago.

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What were the unique traits of Archaeopteryx?

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It was an unusual bird as it had:
- a toothed beak,
- a long tail with many vertebrae ,and
- a pair wings containing movable fingers with claws.
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NOTE: All these traits are related to both birds and reptiles.

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Why is archaeopteryx considered a connecting link between reptiles and birds?

A

Keeping in mind the fact that evolution is a slow process and transits through many intermediate organisms, scientists think that the Archaeopteryx is a strong evidence for link between birds and reptiles.

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Why do muscles require energy?

A

In order to allow locomotion, muscles require energy in the form of ATP (Adenosine Tri Phosphate)

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When does fermentation/Anaerobic respiration occur in humans?

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If person involves in prolonged and heavy exercise when enough oxygen is unavailable, muscles gain ATP through fermentation/Anaerobic respiration.

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How is anaerobic respiration different from aerobic respiration?

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Normally glucose (source of quick energy) would be converted into CO2 and water , but in case of anaerobic respiration, glucose is converted into lactic acid, which accumulates in the muscle.

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What is the cause of muscle fatigue?

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Because it is poisonous, lactic acid caused the bearer to feel pain which causes tiring condition of the muscle known as muscle fatigue.

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What signal does the accumulation of lactic acid give to the human body? and why?

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Since high concentration of lactic acid in the body is hazardous to a person’s life , it is a natural signal by the body that the person must stop the physical activity and compensate for lack of oxygen so the lactic acid is removed.

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13
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What is cleavage?

A

The series of repetitive mitotic divisions taking place in a fertilized ovum is called cleavage.

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Why is cleavage in birds considered restricted?

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Cleavage in birds is restricted to blastodisc which lies on top of the yolk towards the animal pole of the zygote.

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Why is cleavage in birds “Discoidal cleavage” ?

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The yolk of the ovum remains undivided (with the blastodisc on top of the yolk), which is why this type of cleavage is called “Discoidal cleavage”.

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16
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Why is cleavage in birds “Meroblastic” ? and why?

A

Cleavage in birds is also called “Meroblastic cleavage” because the division of germinal disc divides incompletely.

17
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Is cleavage in birds complete OR incomplete?

A

Division in the whole bird egg is incomplete, hence it is an incomplete type of cleavage.