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Question 591
jamb 2006

In the diagram, the species whose distribution is not affected by rainfall is

Aii
Biv
Ci
Diii
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Question 592
jamb 2006

In the diagram, Which of the following can be decided from the distribution?

Aspecies II is found only in locations where it rains all year round
Bspecies III inreases in number as rainfall increases
Cthe distribution of species IV is not dependent on rainfall
Dspecies I thrives under conditions of moderate to high rainfall
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Question 593
jamb 2006

In the diagram, the structures used for offense and defense are labelled

Ai and iv
Bi and ii
Cii and iii
Diii and iv
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Question 594
jamb 2006

In the diagram, A unique characteristic that distinguishes the class of vertebrates represented from other vertebrates is the presence of

Atwo pair of limbs
Bscales on the lower legs
Ca pair of wings
Da covering of feathers
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Question 595
jamb 2006

In the diagram, the structure labelled I is sensitive to

Alight and touch
Bchemicals only
Clight only
Dchemicals and touch
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Question 596
jamb 2006

In the diagram, The maxillary palp is labelled?

Aii
Biv
Ci
Diii
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Question 597
jamb 2006

In the diagram, the type of adaptation shown in the larva is

Amimicry
Bcountershading
Cflash colouration
Ddisruptive colouration
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Question 598
jamb 2006

In the diagram, The economic importance of the larva is that it

Ais eaten by birds
Bdevelop into a moth
Cresembles the plant on which it lives
Dfeeds on the leaves of crops
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Question 599
jamb 2006

In the diagram, the variation illustration is

Adiscontinuous
Bmorphological
Cphysiological
Dbiochemical
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Question 600
jamb 2006

In the diagram, the change in the length of the neck of the giraffes shown was brought about by

Ageographical isolation
Bpredation
Csymbiosis
Dnatural selection
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Question 601
jamb 2006

In the diagram, the part labelled I represents the

Abase pairs
Bribose sugar
Cphosphate linkage
Ddeoxyri-bose sugar
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Question 602
jamb 2006

The diagram represents the structure of

Aproteins
Bchromosomes
CRNA
DDNA
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Question 603
jamb 2006

Using the diagram, the part labelled IV is for

Aexcretion
Bnourishment
Cprotection
Drespiration
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Question 604
jamb 2006

Using the diagram, A plant that exhibits the type of reproduction shown in IV is

Acola
Bginger
Cbryophyllum
Dsugar cane
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Question 605
jamb 2006

Using the diagram, sexual reproduction is illustrated in

AII
BI
CIII
DIV
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Question 606
jamb 2006

Mammals are capable of producing hypertonic urine mainly because of re-absorption in the

ABowmans capsule
BUrethra
CUreter
DLoop of henle
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Question 607
jamb 2006

The organ through which the embryo receives food, water and oxygen is labelled

AIII
BIV
CII
DI
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Question 608
jamb 2006

Hassan and Hussain are identical twins but Hassan grows taller and fatter from Hussain. This is probably because

AHassan inherits genes for tallness and fatness from the father
BThey have dissimilar genotypes
CHussain is endowed with genes for shortness and thinness
DThey are raised in different environment
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Question 609
jamb 2006

A population that doubles in size at constant intervals is an indication of

Asigmoid growth
Bexponential growth
Cpopulation explosion
Drapid growth
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Question 610
jamb 2006

The soil type that contain nutrients which are not readily available for plants is

Aalluvial
Bclayey
Csandy
Dloamy
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