NEET BiologyNCERT Class 12Genetics and Evolution
Evolution: NEET questions with solutions
Evolution tests origin of life, evidences (homology, analogy), natural selection, adaptive radiation, the Hardy-Weinberg principle and human evolution. Marks are lost on homology versus analogy, on selection types and on numbers like brain capacities.
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1In the laboratory simulation of early earth conditions carried out in 1953, an electric discharge was passed through a closed flask. Which…Chemical evolution and the first lifeEasySingle correct2Which of the following pairs of structures is an example of homology (divergent evolution)?Homology and analogyEasySingle correct3The different beak shapes of finches on the Galapagos islands, all arising from one ancestral seed-eating form, illustrate:Adaptive radiationEasySingle correct4Statements I and II below concern the Hardy-Weinberg principle for a gene with two alleles. Choose the correct option.Hardy-Weinberg principleMediumStatement based5Read the Assertion and the Reason about the moth populations observed in industrial England, and choose the correct option.Natural selection in actionMediumAssertion–Reason6Match the process in Column I with its effect in Column II.Mutation and selectionMediumMatch the following7In a large randomly mating population in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, 9 per cent of individuals show a recessive trait (genotype aa). What is…Hardy-Weinberg principleMediumSingle correct8Which option arranges the human ancestors in increasing order of cranial capacity?Origin and evolution of manMediumSingle correct9Which of the following pairings of a fossil primate or hominid with a feature is correct?Origin and evolution of manHardSingle correct10Which one of the following is NOT among the factors that NCERT lists as disturbing Hardy-Weinberg (genetic) equilibrium?Hardy-Weinberg principleHardSingle correct
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