In Whittaker's system of classification, prokaryotes belong to th

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121.

In Whittaker's system of classification, prokaryotes belong to the kingdom

  • Monera

  • Protista

  • Animalia

  • Fungi


A.

Monera

R H Whittaker (1969) proposed a Five Kingdom Classification; Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia.

All the prokaryotic organisms were grouped under Kingdom- Monera and unicellular organisms were grouped in Kingdom- Protista. The fungi were placed in Kingdom- Fungi and Kingdom- Plantae and Animalia commonly referred as plant and animal kingdoms.

 


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122.

Thigmotaxis is not shown by

  • Paramecium

  • Amoeba

  • Ascaris

  • Hydra


123.

Polyp phase is absent in

  • Hydra

  • Aurelia

  • Physalia

  • Obelia


124.

Contractile vacuole in protozoan Amoeba is meant for

  • respiration

  • excretion

  • locomotion

  • osmoregulation


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125.

Edible part of mushroom is

  • basidiocarp

  • secondary mycelium

  • primary mycelium

  • tertiary mycelium


126.

'Clamp connections' are observed in

  • Basidiomycetes

  • Zygomycetes

  • Ascomycetes

  • Oomycetes


127.

Movements by pseudopodia of Amoeba are due to change in

  • pressure

  • atmosphere

  • temperature

  • viscosity


128.

In Whittaker's system of classification prokaryotes belong to the kingdom

  • Monera

  • Protista

  • Animalia

  • Fungi


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129.

Water bloom is generally caused by

  • green algae

  • blue- green algae

  • bacteria

  • Hydrilla


130.

A genophore is made up of 

  • a single double stranded DNA

  • a single stranded DNA

  • RNA and histones

  • histones and non- histones


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