Lecturer Zoology Solved Important MCQs Online Test No. 69

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Test Instructions:-
Test Name Lecturer Zoology
Subject Zoology Test 69
Test Type MCQs
Total Questions 25
Total Time 20 Minutes
Total Marks 100
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Lecturer Zoology Online Test No. 69

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Cells relocated from the dorsal lip of an amphibian emuryo to an abnormal position result in the development of a second notochord at the graft location This is an example of-------.

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Which of the following events is not part of gastrulation?

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If you wanted to examine the extraembryonic membranes surrounding a lizard or mouse embryo, you would have to cut through which of the following to see all the others?

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During gastrulation, the primitive------- forms.

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Which one of the following extraembryonic membranes functions in gas exchange and encloses a chamber for the deposition of wastes of a bird embryo?

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In mammals, the allantois is an extraembryonic membrane that is continuous with------.

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A sea urchin sperm penetrates the jelly coat of an egg and adheres to receptor proteins on the egg's surface as a result of-------.

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Which of the following exhibit great fossil beds?

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What is the embryonic origin of the lining of the digestive tube?

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One difference between the blastula and gastrula stages of development is that------.

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In many species, the uneven distribution of ----- within the unfertilized eggs causes the embryonic cells to develop differently.

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The branching tree of evolution is called....

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As an animal develops, organs form and the body transforms into a shape typical of the species, in a process called-------.

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The human brain develops from--------.

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Fossils may include which of the following?

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In a frog gastrula, the area where the gray crescent occurred will be the----- of the embryo and the blastopore its----.

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In humans, the skeleton and muscles develop from the embryonic-------.

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After a sperm penetrates an egg, a fertilization envelope forms. This envelope----.

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How does a zygote differ from an ovum?

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The primitive streak of a bird embryo is the functional equivalent of the------- in a frog.

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The part of the evolutionary theory that is termed "multiplication of species" pertains to?

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Which of the following is mismatched?

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Cell divisions called------ proceed so rapidly in the developing embryo that there is no growth of the cells between divisions.

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The first scientific explanation of evolution was formulated by Jean Baptiste de Lamarck who outlined his idea of inheritance of acquired characteristics. Which of the following scenarios did Larmarck use to support his theory?

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The idea that an egg or sperm contains a preformed, miniature infant that in turn contains a preformed, miniature infant is known as------.

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