Ecology, Biodiversity & Evolution-II (BT201)

1. Cladistics method was developed by ________.

   1. Jenn Wilson
   2. Wili Henning
   3. Jen Henning
   4. Wilson Bush

2. The complete and published genomes of nemaoda by June 2005.

   1. 12
   2. 2
   3. 23
   4. 34

3. The complete and published genomes of insecta by June 2005.

   1. 12
   2. 2
   3. 23
   4. 4

4. The complete and published genomes of tunicata by June 2005.

   1. 12
   2. 2
   3. 23
   4. 1

5. The complete and published genomes of Myxomycota by June 2005.

   1. 67
   2. 23
   3. 1
   4. 6

6. Human genome project the assembled the ________ -billion bp of DNA.

   1. 4.50
   2. 3.12
   3. 5.56
   4. 2.90

7. ________ theory states that groups of similar organisms are descended from a common ancestor.

   1. Bottle neck
   2. Evolutionary
   3. Endosymbiotic
   4. Boyle's

8. The complete and published genomes of Kinetoplastida by June 2005.

   1. 1
   2. 5
   3. 4
   4. 2

9. The number of organisms whose genome has been sequenced completely and published is now approaching ________.

   1. 200
   2. 300
   3. 560
   4. 233

10. The complete and published genomes of archaea by June 2005.

    1. 71
    2. 93
    3. 21
    4. 44

11. The international human genome project initiated by the US national institutes of health and the US department of energy, was completion due in ________.

    1. 1998
    2. 2000
    3. 2011
    4. 2005

12. The complete and published genomes of Plants by June 2005.

    1. 4
    2. 6
    3. 9
    4. 11

13. In bioinformatics, HMM stands for

    1. History Made Models
    2. Hidden Markov Models
    3. Hands Model Mode
    4. Heavy mode Models

14. By june 2005 in Human Genome Project, no fewer than ________ eukaryotes were the subject of ongoing genome sequencing projects.

    1. 730
    2. 750
    3. 496
    4. 598

15. The complete and published genomes of Apicomplex by June 2005.

    1. 1
    2. 6
    3. 4
    4. 14

16. By june 2005 in Human Genome Project, no fewer than ________ prokaryotic organisms and 496 eukaryotes were the subject of ongoing genome sequencing projects.

    1. 230
    2. 750
    3. 730
    4. 498

17. The complete and published genomes of Pisces by June 2005.

    1. 122
    2. 102
    3. 03
    4. 01

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