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Question 1141
waec 2006
The contrasting pair of genes affecting a trait and located at the same position on homologous chromosomes is
referred to as
Achromatids
Bmutants
Calleles
Dchromatin
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Question 1142
waec 2006
If a heterozygous red flowered plant, (Rr) was self-fertilized, the offspring would be expected to be
Aall red flowered plants
Ball white flowered plants
Cred flowered, white flowered plants
Dwhite flowered red flowered plants
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Question 1143
waec 2006
The blood group in humans referred to as a universal recipient is
Ao
BA
CB
DAB
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Question 1144
waec 2006
Which of the following trait in humans is not a morphological variation?
AHeight
BShape of head
CColour of skin
DAbility to roll the tongue
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Question 1145
waec 2006
Variation is a factor which
Adifferentiates between individuals of the same species
Bqualifies an organism to live with others
Cenables organisms to adapt to the environment
Dstates the external features of an organism
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Question 1146
waec 2006
The following practices can contribute towards the conservation of natural resources except
Aafforestation
Bdeforestation
Ccontour ploughing
Destablishment of Game Reserves
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Question 1147
waec 2006
Which of the following orders correctly represents the trend in eutrophication?
ALack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms → Massive algal growth
BExcess nitrates and phosphates → Massive algal growth → Lack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms
CHeavy mineralization → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth
DExcess nitrates and phosphates → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth → Death of aquatic organisms
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Question 1148
waec 2006
An effective management of natural resources to ensure their continued yield from generation to generation may involve all the following except
Aprotection of wildlife
Bprevention of habitat destruction
Cbiological control of pests
Ddisposal of raw sewage into the sea
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Question 1149
waec 2006

Air pollution can be reduced by the following methods except?

Abuilding tall factory chimneys
Bpassing waste gases through filters and absorbers
Cusing lead-free petrol in car
Drecycling tins, cans and bottles
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Question 1150
waec 2006
Which of these diseases cannot be spread by an insect?
ACholera
BMalaria
CTrypanosomiasis
DMeasles
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Question 1151
waec 2006
Which of the following statements about feeding relationships is correct?
AIn a food web on land, grasshopper feeds on praying mantis and on predator bugs
BIn a food chain on land, green plant is the producer
CIn an aquatic food chain mollusc larvae are the producers
DIn an aquatic food web, various copepods feed on mollusk Larvae and on sand eel
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Question 1152
waec 2006
Organisms that feed essentially on plants within any ecosystem may be referred to as
Acarnivores
Bherbivores
Csaprophytes
Domnivores
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Question 1153
waec 2006
Which of these factors are common to both aquatic and terrestrial habitats?
ALight, rainfall and turbidity
BLight, temperature and tide
CLight, rainfall and temperature
DRainfall, turbidity and salinity
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Question 1154
waec 2006
The physical and chemical factors which affect the life of organisms in an environment are described as
Abiotic
Bedaphic
Cabiotic
Dphysiographic
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Question 1155
waec 2006
The group of several populations that interact and share a habitat, form
Aa species
Ba community
Can ecotype
Da tribe
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Question 1156
waec 2006
Which of the following components of an ecosystem does not contribute to the biomass of the system?
AProducers
BConsumers
CMicro-organisms
DHabitat
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Question 1157
waec 2006
The first step in carrying out ecological studies in a terrestrial habitat is
Aquadrat sampling
Bmapping the area
Ccollection of organisms
Dmeasuring abiotic factors
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Question 1158
waec 2006
Siphons and gills are structures in aquatic organisms used for
Agaseous exchange
Bbuoyancy
Cexcretion
Dmovement
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Question 1159
waec 2006
Which of the following organisms feeds both autotrophically and heterotrophically?
AHydra
BParamecium
CMucor
DEuglena
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Question 1160
waec 2006
The examples of autotrophic organisms include the following except
AEuglena
BChlamydomonas
CHydra
DSpirogyra
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