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Social networks are a tool of socialization and instill values of equal merit when compared with traditional forms. Discuss. Solution Nowadays social networking plays a very important role in education. they are also helping to support relationships between teachers and students for sharing the content. social networks like Facebook Twitter etc are helping to communicate and socialize.they allow different ways of communication and sharing information than the traditional ways like TV newspaper and radio moreover social networks help people to form groups and communicate. Using social networking sites teachers can also improve the involvement of the students in studies and dedication it is found in a survey that students have learnt many important skills like technological skills communication skills creativity and expressing opinions which are very important so it is opined that social networking help to widen our knowledge social networking sites also helps to get successful employment. Social networks build up the modern day skills and expertise the students withf positive attitude towards the academics . they help to access their classrooms immediately they promote group efforts for students they also help students in developing critical way of Thinking problems solving capability teamwork and global participation.
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What are transposons? How have they been exploited for bacterial genetic research?
Solution
The discrete genetic elements of pathogens such as bacteriophages, \"transposons\" & conjugate
plasmids that integrated into the host cell genome via horizontal gene transfer finally become
more recombinant to generate virulence of pathogen. The hypothesis of this phenomenon is to
acquire higher resistance towards host defense system by increasing “pathogen virulence factor
synthesis”. This acquisition of genomic integration of conjugate plasmid or “transposon” is
useful to obtain knowledge about the pathogen nature & pathogen interaction with host cell
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Horizontal gene transfer takes place between bacteria by transferring plasmids and transposons
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A population of 1000 dung beetles was split into live populations when irrigation canals were
built through their habitat. The five new populations were called the Northern, Southern,
Southern, Eastern, Western, and Central populations. Each new population consisted of about
200 individuals. The five populations continued to evolve, and n migration occurred among
populations. One hundred generations later, each population still has about 200 individuals, and a
biology Each population would probably have fewer allies that is, versions of gones than it
would have had 100 generations ago. Agree Disagree Each population would probably gain
new mutations through genetic drift. Agree Desagree Would\'s biologist agree ordisagree with
the following statements In the smaller populations of 20 individuals, the processes leading to
genetic crift could have a stroger influence on a gene than natural selection Agree Disagree
Chance survical of some individulas occurmed in some generations, but no every generation.
Agree Disagree All species of during beetles lay their eggs in bells in during Long lege allow
the beetles to create better during balls which improves reproductive success. Long legs were
common before the canals were bult. However, after the populations were separated became less
common in the most southern population. Would the biologist agree or disagree with the
following explanations An increase in the proportion of beetles with short legs occurred because
natural selection favored individuals with shorter legs. Agree Disagree Since there was no
migration there could be no genetic drift. Agree Disagree A disorder that causes
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on a small island because the island. Before the storm, 0.1 % of the people had this disorder. Of
the 50 people who survived the storm, 2% were nearshigted. Within a few generations, 10% of
the islanders were nearsighted. Nearsightedness must have become more common thought
natural selection. Agree Disagree Near-sightedness must have become more common though
people migrating from neighboring islands. Agree Disagree Nearsighledriess must common
through migrating from neighboring islards. Agree Disagree Nearsighteclness must have
become more common through new mutations. Agree Disagree
Solution
Answer 12- Agreed to this statement as greater variation will occur due to mutation, climatic and
environmental changes over a long period of time. So only few adaptic variation were found
among five population.
Answer 13-Agreed . Yes number of alleles will remain same .
Answer 14-Agreed. Variation may occur through long time gap. Genetic drift will cause
mutation and result in variation among 5 population.
Answer 15- Agreed. As genetic drift will have more influence than natural selection as it a
slower process than genitic drift.
Answer 16- Agreed. Similar features existed among these population , so number of death of
individual remai.
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an Interface Given a class, you can extend multiple classes Given a class, you can implement
multiple interfaces You can add a default behavior to an Abstract method
Solution
-3) given class we can implement multiple interfaces
Is true
Only one option is true
- 1) is false we can create only interface reference variable
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Which of the following is a stated principle of a NYSE report identifying key core governance
principles?
Members of the Board of Directors should be primarily independent members.
Effective corporate governance should be viewed as a compliance obligation.
Effective corporate governance should be integrated with the company’s business strategy.
The Board of Directors has the primary responsibility for creating a culture of integrity and
ethical behavior.
Solution
Ans: option c
Reason : ONE OF THE 10 KEY GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLE STATED IN NYSE REPORT
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Why do some elderly take B12 sublingually or transdermally? Provide a detailed answer with
research to back it up. Cite your source.
Solution
The oral route of administration of vitamin -B12 (cynacobalamin) has poor absorption rates in
older senior citizens during the treatment of pernicious anemia whereas intramuscular route of
administration is going to cause severe pain finally inflammation or wound, which is likely take
longer time to heal (if they have diabetes). So that it is essential to provide them sublingual
tablets or transdermal B12 patches to provide them a better absorption into direct \"blood
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Why is water a more hospitable environment for life than dry land? Osmotic balance is not a
problem Gravity is not a problem. Sperm can meet egg easily in water. Oxygen is more
available in water. B and C only. Angiosperms disperse their seeds by producing seeds. Fleshy
edible fruits that are consumed by animals which defecate the Seeds that sometimes attach to
animals. Seeds that catch the wind. All of the choices are correct. None of the choices are
correct. Tracheal system for gas exchange is found in which organism? Crustacean Earthworm.
Insect. Jellyfish. Vertebrate What is a radula? A flexible supportive rod on the dorsal surface
of chordates. A stinging cell used by sea anemones to capture prey. A locomotory structure in
sea stars. A spiny ribbon of tissues used for feeding in snails. A gas exchange structure in
insects. Which of the following adaptations allowed reptiles to complete their life cycles on
land? Lungs. Endothermic metabolism. An amniotic egg. Four legs. Pack behavior. What
class of the phylum Cnidarian occurs only as a polyp? Hydrozoa. Scyphozoan. Anthozoa.
Only A are correct. A, B, and Care correct.
Solution
The third option is correct. Water is a good source for pollination or spreading of gametes.
The option D is correct. Angiosperms are evolved advanced and have various types of
pollination system. This helps the greater availability of them.
The option C is correct. Insects have advance type of tracheal based respiratory system.
The option D is correct. Radula is a hard anatomical structure used for feeding by scraping or
cutting food. This is characteristic of Mollusca phylum.
The option A is correct. Lungs are importantly developed in reptiles to live in land.
The option D is correct. Hydrozoa a class of Cnidaria are always polyp..
Which of the following triploblastic invertebrates is incorrectly ma.pdf
Which of the following triploblastic invertebrates is incorrectly matched with the type of body
cavity it possesses?
a) Pseudocoelomate - Flatworm
b) Coelomate - Annelida
c) Acoelomate - Platyhelminthe
d) Pseudocoelomate - Nematoda
e) Coelomate - Earthworm
Solution
Answer: a) Pseudocoelomate - Flatworm
Reason:
Trematodes:
Flatworm are coelomates and trematodes are belongs to flatworms & triploblastic with a true
body cavity but not a pseudocoelom
These are flatworms and living as internal parasites inside the molluscans, some vertebrates. The
life cycle involves two hosts as described below..
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