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A duck egg is removed from its mother’s nest and incubated by a barnyard hen. The duckling hatches out in the presence of the barnyard hen and stays in her nest. After a couple of days, the duckling is presented with a choice between its biological mother and the hen that incubated it. The duckling approaches and follows the hen. This set of observations demonstrates the phenomenon of

#Unit 11. Evolution and Behavior
  1. habituation

  2. imprinting

  3. instinct       

  4. sensitization

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#Question id: 4754

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Allele A is epistatic to allele B. Which of the following statement are incorrect?

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#Question id: 4755

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

When two albino snails were crossed, all of the F1 were pigmented. All F1 intercross would results

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#Question id: 4756

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

In summer squash, white colour fruit (W) is dominant over yellow colour (w) and disc-shaped phenotype (D) is dominant over sphere-shaped phenotype (d). Determine the genotype of the parents gives 3/8 white, sphere, 3/8 white, Disk, 1/8 Yellow, Disk and 1/8 Yellow, Sphere?

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#Question id: 4757

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

The newborn baby of a mother having blood group O, Rh+ and father having blood group AB, Rh-, got mixed with other babies in the hospital. The baby with which of the following blood groups is not confirmable to be of the said couple?

(i) AB, Rh+                                                    (ii) O, Rh+

(iii) A, Rh+                                         (iv)  B, Rh+

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#Question id: 4758

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

The allele l in human population is recessive lethal and x chromosome linked. If a female is heterozygous for l allele marries with normal male. What will be interpretation correct?

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#Question id: 4759

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

which of the following is not a mechanism for sex determination?