Neck and fore limbs in African giraffe increased in length as a result of:
A.Variation in these organs
B.Mutations in these organs
C.Use and disuse
D.None of these
A.Variation in these organs
B.Mutations in these organs
C.Use and disuse
D.None of these
A.There was sudden mutation due to use and disuse and it lead to evolution in neck and fore legs
B.There was effect of temperature on these animals and as a result the change occurred
C.Only those members which had longer necks and fore legs were selected by nature
D.There were variations in population
A.Variations in the organism
B.Constancy in the organism
C.Genetic continuity between parents and offsprings
D.Increase in the population rate
A.Survival of fittest
B.Struggle for increase
C.Enormous fertility leading to over production
D.Variations
A.There is enormous fertility in organisms but their number always remains constant
B.Like begets Like
C.All the beritable characters are carried by ‘genes’ which become incorporated in the genotype and are heritable
D.The life cycle of an individual repeats the characters which were present in its ancestors
A.The acquired characters of organisms that have passed to somatoplasm are inherited in their offsprings
B.The acquired character of organism which have passed only to germplasm are inherited in their offsprings
C.The acquired characters of organism that have passed only to somatoplasm and not to germplasm are inherited in their offsprings
D.The acquired characters of organism are inherited due to principle of recapitulation
A.Neck of giraffe elongated for grazing from high trees
B.Trees of high altitudes have sloppy branches to avoid deposition of snow
C.Deer is fast runner for protection from predators
D.Indian ladies have been getting their ears pierced since ages but pierced ears are not inherited
A.Structural modifications forming new species
B.Struggle for existence
C.Survival of fittest or natural selection
D.All of these
A.Germplasm Theory
B.Theory of use and disuse of body parts
C.Theory of Natural Selection leading to Survival of Fittest
D.Theory of gene mutations
A.Increase rated of reproduction
B.Absence of predators
C.Unlimited food supply available
D.More survival of offsprings