The Living World Flashcards

(50 cards)

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What is biodiversity

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It is the number and various kinds of organisms found on Earth
Example: prunus dulcis

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2
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According to ICUN approximately how many species have been scientifically named and classified

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1.7 to 1.8 million

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3
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Who established the binomial system of nomenclature

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Carolus Linnaeus

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4
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Binomial nomenclature was first proposed by who in his which book

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Casper Bauhin in his book PINAX

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5
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ICBN

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International code of botanical nomenclature (1961)

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6
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ICZN

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International code of zoological nomenclature (1964)

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7
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ICNB

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International code for nomenclature of bacteria

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8
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ICNCP

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International code of nomenclature for cultivated plants

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9
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ICVNCN

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International code for virus classification and nomenclature

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10
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Definite properties of living being

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Metabolism
Consciousness
Cellular organisation

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11
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Father of taxonomy

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Carolus Linnaeus

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12
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Founder of taxonomy

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Aristotle

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13
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Taxidermy and its meaning

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Taxis means order
Nomous means law
It is a Greek word

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14
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Systematics

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It is a Latin word

Systema means systematic arrangement of species

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15
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Father of new systematics

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Julian Huxley

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16
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systematics is made up of

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Taxonomy + phylogenetic relationships

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17
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Homonyms

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Single name for 2 plants

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18
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Tautonims

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Genus and species names are same
Not recognized by botanists
Example: rattus rattus, gorilla gorilla

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Autonims

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Name of species and subspecies are same

Example: Acacia nilotica nilotica, Corvus splendus splendus

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20
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Taxonomically known number of species

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17 lakh

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21
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Binomial ephitet of garden pea is

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Pistum sativum Lynn.

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The term species was given by

23
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Monotypic genus

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Genus with only one species

Example: Homo sapiens

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Polytypic genus

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Genus with more than one species

Example: Solanum nigrum, Solanum melongena

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Potato
Solanum tuberosum
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Makoi
Solanum nigrum
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Brinjal
Solanum melongena
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Dog
Dennis familiaris
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Jackal
Canis aureus
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Lion
Pantera Leo
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Tiger
Panthera Tigris
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Leopard
Panthera pardus
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Solanum petunia and Datura are from the family
Solanacae
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Genus panthera and felis(cat) are from the family
Felidae
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Order sepindalis and polymoniales are from the class
Dicotyledonae
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Order prematta (man,monkey) and carniveara (dog,cat) are from the class
Mammalia
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Class dicot and monocot are from the division
Angiosperm
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Class is mammals reptiles amphibians are from the phylum
Chordata
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The term species was given by
John Jay
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The most acceptable biological concept of species was given by
Ernest Mayr
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Family convolvulaceae and solanaceae are from the order
Polymoniales
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Family felidae and canidae are from the order
Carnivora
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International size of herbarium
41 × 29 centimeter
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International size of label
12 x 17 centimeter
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The universally accepted deposition system was given by
Bentham and hooker system
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The major related to international world herbarium
Kew- England - 60,00000 | Centeral national herbarium- (Calcutta) 20,00000
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The major related to international world herbarium
Kew- England - 60,00000 | Centeral national herbarium- (Calcutta) 20,00000
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Mango belongs to the order
Sapindales of the class dicotyledonae
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A commonly used preservative solution
Formalin
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NMDH full form
National museum of natural history in Delhi | It is important for natural science point of view