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Which bone articulates with G to allow for rotatory movement of the head?
To which class does the animal possessing H belong?
Which feature is likely a structural adaptation for habitat in J?
Which feature is NOT an adaptation of I to its habitat?
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Which structural feature is likely to be found in both I and J?
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What should be done to specimen A according to the instructions?
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What is expected after cutting specimen A longitudinally?
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How are specimens A, B, and C classified according to their mode of propagation?
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How many marks is the entire question 1a worth?
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What is the step after drawing one half of specimen A?
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Where is food stored in part C of specimens A, B, and C?
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What is one function of G in the animal that possesses it?
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What type of germination is observed in D?
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Where is specimen G located in the animal that possesses it?
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What type of germination is observed in E?
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Where is specimen H located in the animal that possesses it?
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What type of root system is seen in D?
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Identify the primary storage part for food in specimen A.
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What type of root system is seen in E?
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What type of leaf venation is observed in D?
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Study Notes
Specimen Identification
- Specimens A, B, C, D, and E are identified based on their characteristics.
- Specimens F, G, H, I, and J are identified based on their characteristics.
Mode of Propagation
- A, B, and C are classified according to their mode of propagation.
Longitudinal Section of A
- A is cut longitudinally into two halves using a knife.
- One half is drawn (8-10 cm long) and labeled with its parts.
Bone Articulation
- The bone that articulates with G to allow for rotatory movement of the head is identified.
Posterior View of H
- A well-labeled diagram of the posterior view of H is drawn (8-10 cm long).
- H belongs to a specific class of animal.
Adaptability Features
- I has three structural features that make it adaptable to its habitat.
- J has two structural features that make it adaptable to its habitat.
Food Storage
- The part where food is stored in A, B, and C is identified.
Germination Type
- D and E show a specific type of germination.
Function of G
- G has a specific function for the animal that possesses it.
Location of G and H
- G and H are located in specific parts of the animal that possesses them.
Root System
- D and E have a specific type of root system.
Venation Type
- The foliage leaves of D and E have a specific type of venation.
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Description
Identify and classify specimens A, B, C, D, and E, and label their parts. This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of biology and specimen classification.
