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#Question id: 9221


The primary difference between the small-population approach and the declining-population approach to biodiversity recovery is that ________.

#SCPH28 | Zoology
  1. small-population approach is interested in bolstering the genetic diversity of a threatened population rather than the environmental factors that caused the population's decline

  2. small-population approach applies for conservation biologists when population numbers fall below 500

  3. declining-population approach would likely involve bringing together individuals from scattered small populations to interbreed in order to promote genetic diversity

  4. small-population approach would investigate and eliminate all of the human impacts on the habitat of the species being studied for recovery

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#Question id: 22956

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

Individual and overlapping expression of homeotic genes in adjacent whorl of a flower determine the pattern of floral organ development. In an Arabidopsis mutant, floral organs are distributed as follows
WHORL 1 Sepal
WHORL 2 Petal
WHORL 3 Petal
WHORL 4 Sepal
Loss of function mutation in which one of the following genes would have caused the above pattern of floral organs development 

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#Question id: 22956

#I Life Science/ Life Sciences Group – I-V

Individual and overlapping expression of homeotic genes in adjacent whorl of a flower determine the pattern of floral organ development. In an Arabidopsis mutant, floral organs are distributed as follows
WHORL 1 Sepal
WHORL 2 Petal
WHORL 3 Petal
WHORL 4 Sepal
Loss of function mutation in which one of the following genes would have caused the above pattern of floral organs development 

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#Question id: 22956

#SCPH06 I Botany

Individual and overlapping expression of homeotic genes in adjacent whorl of a flower determine the pattern of floral organ development. In an Arabidopsis mutant, floral organs are distributed as follows
WHORL 1 Sepal
WHORL 2 Petal
WHORL 3 Petal
WHORL 4 Sepal
Loss of function mutation in which one of the following genes would have caused the above pattern of floral organs development 

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#Question id: 22956

#SCPH28 | Zoology

Individual and overlapping expression of homeotic genes in adjacent whorl of a flower determine the pattern of floral organ development. In an Arabidopsis mutant, floral organs are distributed as follows
WHORL 1 Sepal
WHORL 2 Petal
WHORL 3 Petal
WHORL 4 Sepal
Loss of function mutation in which one of the following genes would have caused the above pattern of floral organs development 

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#Question id: 22957

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

floral organ development is controlled by overlapping expressions of A class , B class and C class genes in different whorls. In an Arabidopsis mutant, the floral whorls had following pattern:
Sepal àSepal àcarpel àcarpel 
Mutation in which one of the following class of gene causes above pattern.  

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#Question id: 22957

#I Life Science/ Life Sciences Group – I-V

floral organ development is controlled by overlapping expressions of A class , B class and C class genes in different whorls. In an Arabidopsis mutant, the floral whorls had following pattern:
Sepal àSepal àcarpel àcarpel 
Mutation in which one of the following class of gene causes above pattern.