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Q. No.All of the following are examples of homologous organs, except
1. Arm of man and flipper of whale
2. Thorn of Bougainvillaea and tendril of cucurbita
3. Eye of an octopus and eye of a mammal
4. Brain of frog and man
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The homologous organs are
1. Wings of pigeon and housefly
2. Wings of housefly and bat
3. Wings of pigeon and forelimbs of man
4. Wings of butterfly, bat and housefly
1. Wings of pigeon and housefly
2. Wings of housefly and bat
3. Wings of pigeon and forelimbs of man
4. Wings of butterfly, bat and housefly
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Anatomically and structurally different, but functionally similar structures are called
1. Analogous
2. Divergent
3. Homologous
4. Convergent
1. Analogous
2. Divergent
3. Homologous
4. Convergent
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Organs which have similar origin and developmental plan, but different functions are called
1. Vestigial organs
2. Analogous organs
3. Homologous organs
4. Physiological organs
1. Vestigial organs
2. Analogous organs
3. Homologous organs
4. Physiological organs
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Find the odd one
1. Trunk of an elephant and hand of a chimpanzee
2. Ginger and sweet potato
3. Wings of bat and insect
4. Nails of human beings and claws of a cat
1. Trunk of an elephant and hand of a chimpanzee
2. Ginger and sweet potato
3. Wings of bat and insect
4. Nails of human beings and claws of a cat
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Find the odd one w.r.t. evolution
1. Seal's flipper
2. Bat's wing
3. Horse's foot
4. Butterfly's wings
1. Seal's flipper
2. Bat's wing
3. Horse's foot
4. Butterfly's wings
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Which of the following is not vestigeal organ in human beings?
1. Rudimentary ear muscles and third molars (wisdom teeth), body hair
2. Coccygeal tail, vertebrae and scalp muscles
3. Vermiform appendix and nictitating membrane of the eye
4. Ear pinna, patella, olecranon process
1. Rudimentary ear muscles and third molars (wisdom teeth), body hair
2. Coccygeal tail, vertebrae and scalp muscles
3. Vermiform appendix and nictitating membrane of the eye
4. Ear pinna, patella, olecranon process
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Which of the following is not a vestigial organ?
1. Scalp hair
2. Epiglottis
3. Verniform appendix
4. Wisdom tooth
1. Scalp hair
2. Epiglottis
3. Verniform appendix
4. Wisdom tooth
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Gill clefts and notochord appear in the embryonic development of all vertebrates from fishes to mammals.
This supports the theory of
1. Recapitulation
2. Metamorphosis
3. Biogenesis
4. Abiogenesis
This supports the theory of
1. Recapitulation
2. Metamorphosis
3. Biogenesis
4. Abiogenesis
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