Zoology Solved Past Paper MCQs Online Test No. 66

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Test Name	Lecturer Zoology
Subject	Zoology Test 66
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

Lecturer Zoology Online Test No. 66

1 / 25

The unihemispheric shows........................in those animals who sleep with one eye open.

Slow wave sleep cycle

Fast wave sleep cycle

Random wave sleep cycle

Deep waves sleep cycle

2 / 25

Receptivity in females refers to the:

Female’s stimulus

Reaction of female to the sperm

Female's consummatory response

All of these

3 / 25

High androgen levels in blood causes:

Feminity

Appeasement

Aggression

None of these

4 / 25

Sleep waves cycles can be estimated through.................

ECG

ECC

Option

EEG

5 / 25

.................neurons in type 1 male fish fires at higher percentage as compared to type 2 male fish in midshipman

Pacemaker

Sensory

Motor

Mixed

6 / 25

A change due to experience in the behaviour of an organism is called:

Learning

Maturation

Imprinting

Social behaviour

7 / 25

Dominance hierarchy in animals is controlled by:

Progesterone

Testosterone

Adrenaline

Thyroxine

8 / 25

Queen honeybee is adapted for:

Controlling other bees

Laying eggs

Rearing the young’s

Preparing honey

9 / 25

In behaviour nervous system act as:

Machine

Robot

Stimulus filter

Respondent

10 / 25

Behaviour of aggression is controlled by:

Pituitary hormones

Gonadal hormones

Pituitary adrenal hormones

None of these

11 / 25

Copulatory behaviour can be restored in pig through:

Injection blood from newly parturient

Increasing the activity of pudendal nerve

Different correlational methods

None of these

12 / 25

The body size of type 1 male as compared to type 2 male in plainfin midshipman:

Greater

Smaller

Same in size

Can vary according to foraging

13 / 25

Maternal behaviour in a virgin female can be induced through:

Interaction with other individuals

Seasonal variations

Administration of FSH and LH

Blood transfusion from newly parturient

14 / 25

A key stimulus results in a fixed action pattern through a(n):

Configurational key stimulus

Interactive gap sequence

Interoceptor

Innate releasing mechanism

15 / 25

...............are used when audible and visual signals are not successful a) Aggression behaviour:

Aggression behaviour

Pheromones

Tactile signals

Infra sound communication

16 / 25

Anger hormones are:

Adrenaline and Thyroxine

Noradrenaline and Calcitonin

Adrenaline and Noradrenaline

Thyroxine and relaxin

17 / 25

Orientation flight in the bees means:

Flight from nest to environment

Flight from nest to female bees

Flight for escaping

All of these

18 / 25

The mutual sharing of information between two organisms is called:

Sharing

Communication

Discussion

Learning

19 / 25

The process by which young animals learn the characteristics of their opposite-sexed siblings and parent is called:

Filial imprinting

Familial imprinting

Asexual imprinting

Sexual imprinting

20 / 25

.................are able to sleep with one eyes open.

Tiger

Honeybee

All forager animals

None of these

21 / 25

Study of hormonal influence on behaviour is called as:

Ecoethology

Ethoendocrinology

Human ethology

Ethogenetics

22 / 25

Parental care behaviours are selected because they...........

Reduce the fighting among the young

Increase the frequency of parent’s genes in the next generation

Ensure the survival of parents

To increase the social behaviour

23 / 25

Causation in animal behaviour that occurs on an evolutionary time scale is a/an .............cause.

Proximate

Ultimate

Ethological

Anthropomorphic

24 / 25

The mating system where the male has access to more than one female is known as:

Monogamy

Polygyny

Polyandry

None of these

25 / 25

Nervous control of behaviour is called as:

Ecoethology

Ethogenetics

Behavioural embryology

Neuroethology

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