Q. No.The earliest classifications were based on the ____ of various organisms.
1.
Morphology
2.
Anatomy
3.
Uses
4.
Habitat
What is not true with respect to Systematics
1. Systematic arrangement of organisms
2. Derived from latin word systema
3. The study of relationships among different organisms
4. Does not account any kind of evolutionary relationships.
Systema Naturae is
| 1. | Publication of Linnaeus |
| 2. | Institute for classification studies |
| 3. | Method to classify organisms |
| 4. | Evolutionary relationship studies |
Taxonomic categories together makes-
| 1. | Criteria for Nomenclature |
| 2. | Taxonomic Hierarchy |
| 3. | Taxonomic domain |
| 4. | Criteria for Identification |
Taxonomic groups or categories are
1. not Distinct Biological entities
2. Distinct Biological entities & not Morphological aggregates
3. Part of overall taxonomic arrangement
4. Rank denoting entities
"Kingdom- Phylum- Class- Order-Family-Genus-Species"
This hierarchy specifies:
a. Categories of plants
b. Categories of animals
c. Both a and b
d. Categories of bacteria
What does not hold true with Species?
| 1. | Group of individual organisms |
| 2. | Having Fundamental similarities |
| 3. | Having morphological differences |
| 4. | Each Genus has only one specific epithet |
Which of the following is matched incorrectly:
1. Mangifera: indica
2. Panthera: tuberosum
3. Solanum: melongena
4. Solanum: nigrum
Genus has
a. More common character possessing group of one species than other species
b. More common character possessing group of species than species of other genera
c. Less common character possessing group of species than other phyla
d. Less common character possessing group of one species than other species
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