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What are the indications that Sarcodina, Apicomplexa and Ciliophora may have been derived from ancestral Phytomastigophorea? Solution Normally Phytomastigophorea is composed of species such as \"phytoflagellates\" in which these species have associated with presence of chloroplasts so that they are photosynthetic. Sarcodina have some ancestral indications similar to that of Apicomplexa and Ciliophora & related to species in Phytomastigophorea, mainly Sarcodina, Apicomplexa and Ciliophora are lacking, mitochondria and some of them have \"photosynthetic pigments\". Some of the cilipohornas are associated with cilia where species of Apicomplexa have parasitic nature similar to Phytomastigophorea.

What are the indications that Sarcodina, Apicomplexa and Ciliophora may have been derived
from ancestral Phytomastigophorea?
Solution
Normally Phytomastigophorea is composed of species such as "phytoflagellates" in which these
species have associated with presence of chloroplasts so that they are photosynthetic. Sarcodina
have some ancestral indications similar to that of Apicomplexa and Ciliophora & related to
species in Phytomastigophorea, mainly Sarcodina, Apicomplexa and Ciliophora are lacking,
mitochondria and some of them have "photosynthetic pigments". Some of the cilipohornas are
associated with cilia where species of Apicomplexa have parasitic nature similar to
Phytomastigophorea

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Some grains of ferrite in yourphotomicrograph appear larger than others. Can you give onereason for this? There are two main reasons. Solution Two main reasons according to me 1. Due to heat, These grains got recrystallized and refined due to which grain growth takes place and hence becomes larger in grain size which accounts for ductility of Ferrite. 2. May be during deformation due to dislocation movement these grains were near the grain boundaries and got unaffected by the deformation..

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Mention 2 characteristics that can be used to distinguish a eukaryotic genome from a prokaryotic genome Solution The two major difference between genome of eukaryotic and prokaryotic genomeare: 1. Prokaryotic genome contains only one chromosome and eukaryotic genome contains multiple chromosomes. prokaryotic genome is found in cytoplasm while eukaryotic genome is found in nucleus. 2. Generally prokaryotic DNA is circular in structure known as plasmid with few exceptions. Eukaryotic DNA is linear. The eukaryotic genome is more complex with longer genes..

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