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Evidence for evolution include the following except?
Afossil records
BComparative anatomy
Cmutation of genes
Dgeographical distribution of genes
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Question 412
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An animal which is active during the day is known as
Anocturnal animal
Bdiurnal animal
Cterrestrial animal
Dhomoiothermic animal
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Question 413
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Cytokinesis of mitosis is a process that ensures that
Aeach daughter cells gets the necessary organelles
Bthere is distribution of a complete set of genes into each daughter cell
Cdaughter cells inherit new genetic combinations.
Dworn out organelles are excluded from daughter cells
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Question 414
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A dairy farmer allowed only his best milk producing cows to mate. In succeeding generations of cows: milk production increased. This outcome is an example of
Aartificial selection
Bnatural selection
Ccompetition
Dcross fertilization.
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Question 415
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A man who is heterozygous for the disease haemophilia marries a woman who is double recessive for haemophilia. What percentage of their offspring would have the disease?
A0%
B25%
C50%
D75%
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Question 416
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DNA in eukaryotic cells is contained in the
Acentral vacuole
Bnucleus
Clysosome
DGolgi body
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Question 417
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The immediate product of meiosis in flowering plants is the
Asporophyte
Bgametophyte
Czygote
Dpollen grain
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Question 418
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Which of the following diseases is not hereditary?
AAlbinism
BScabies
CHaemophilia
DColour blindness
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Question 419
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The allele responsible for sickle-cell anaemia first appeared in the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, the Middle
East and Africa. It entered the United States of America when individuals were forcibly brought over from Africa. In micro-
evolutionary terms this is an example of
Amutation
Bgene flow
Cgenetic drift
Dnatural selection
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Question 420
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The outward appearance or an organism is referred to as
Aphenotype
Bgenotype
Cdominance
Drecessiveness
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Question 421
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An example of continuous variation is
Afingerprint
Btongue rolling
Cblood grouping
Dbody size
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Question 422
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Variation is important in human life and can be used for the following activities except
Acrime detection
Bpopulation distribution
Cblood transfusion
Ddetermination of paternity
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Question 423
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Which of the following practices does not contribute to the preservation and improvement of the environment?
APollution reduction
BMaterial recycling
CReforestation
DOvergrazing
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Question 424
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A species whose populations has become so small that it may become extinct if not protected is a/an
Aspecial species
Bdangerous species
Cendangered species
Dimportant species
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Question 425
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Which of the following factors will most likely lead to overcrowding within a population?
AAbsence of predators
BEmigration
CFood shortage
DAbsence of territorial behaviour
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Question 426
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In ecological succession, since Iichens grow on bare rock, they are considered to be
Aprimary consumers
Bpioneer organisms
Cclimax organisms
Dproducers
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Question 427
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Population growth rate may be defined as the
Aortality rate per unit area over a period
Bnumber of times an organism occurs within a given period
Cnumber of a particular species per unit area
Dnet rate of natality and mortality in the habitat over a period.
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Question 428
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The following habitats can be used in the study of succession except
Asavanna grassland
Babandoned farmland.
Ca pond
Da well cultivated land
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Question 429
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Which of the following features is not an adaptation of plants to aquatic habitat?
ABreathing roots for entry of air
BFlowers raised above water for the purpose of pollination
CSpongy tissues containing gases for buoyancy
DHairy structures on the leaves to reduce water loss
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Question 430
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Most tropical plants shed their leaves during dry weather conditions in order to
