Euglenoid are unicellular microorganism that belong to protista and algae. - They are found in fresh water. - They have both plant and animal-like features, that makes them difficult to classify and hence they are also known as connecting link between plants and animals. Euglena
AP EAMCET-25.09.2020 Shift-I
Biological Classification
258575
Match the column I and II Column I Column II {ll} |{l}{ List-I } | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |(i) Chrysophyte | (A) Gonyaulax | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (B) Euglena | |(iii) Euglenoids | (C) Diatom | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | |
{ll} |{l}{ | |---| } | | |(i) Chrysophyte | (C) Diatom | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (A) Gonyaulax | |(iii) Euglenoids | (B) Euglena | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | | - Chrysophytes includes diatoms and golden algae (desmids). They are found in fresh water as well as in marine environments. - Dinoflagellates are a group of unicellular protists. It is show character of both plants and animals. It is mostly marine. Some are photosynthetic autotrophs and some are heterotrops. - Gonyaulax is a genus of dinoflagellates and commonly caused red tides. - Euglenoids are unicellular microorganisms belongs to kingdom protista. Euglenoids shows features of both plant and animal. - It is an unusual example of a unicellular animal with chlorophyll. - Plasmodium Slime moulds are saprophytes that lack chlorophyll. During favorable condition slime moulds aggregates called plasmodium that can spread \& wide, Spore formed by plasmodium during unfavourable condition. The spores have true cell walls $\&$ are resistant to adverse conditions.
Isogamy- Fusion of similar gametes. Anisogamy - Fusion of male and female gamete of different morphology. Hologamy - Fertilization occurs in lower organism (unicellular) gamete. Examples Isogamy - $\quad$ Monocystis Anisogamy - Plasmodium Hologamy - Trichonympha Conjugation - Paramecium
AP EAMCET-24.04.2019 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258581
Infective stages of malarial parasite is found in
1 Salivary glands of mosquito
2 Intestine of mosquito
3 Heamolymph of mosquito
4 Stomach wall of mosquito
Explanation:
Plasmodium belongs to phylum protozoa, which causes malaria disease. Plasmodium is digenetic parasite (complete their lifecycle in two host), they requires two different hosts a vertebrate intermediate host, such as a human, and an insect definitive host, also known as the vector i.e., female Anopheles mosquito. When the mosquito bites humans it ingests blood cells containing gametocytes. The mosquito digests the blood cells, releasing the male and female gametes, which fuse together and burrow into the mosquito's gut wall, where they mature inside oocysts. After 8-15 days the oocysts burst and sporozoites are released into the body cavity of the mosquito. From there, they travel to the salivary glands. When the mosquito bites these infective sporozoites enters the blood of the humans. Sporozoites are the infective stages of the malaria parasite, found in salivary glands of the mosquito.
AIIMS-27.05.2018 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258584
Match the following List-I Animal {ll} |\(\) List-I | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |Animal | No. of flagellae | |(A) Giardia | (I) Many | |(B) Trypanosoma | (II) 3 pairs | |(C) Trichomonas | (III) 4 pairs | |(D) Trichonympha | (IV) Four | | (V) Single Options:
1 A - III B - IV C - V D - I
2 A - III B - V C - II D - IV
3 A - III B - V C - IV D - I
4 A - III B - II C - IV D - I
Explanation:
{lll} |Animal | | No. of flagellae | |---|---|---| |Giardia | - | 4 Pairs | |Trypanosoma | - | Single | |Trichomonas | - | Four | |Trichonympha | - | Many
Euglenoid are unicellular microorganism that belong to protista and algae. - They are found in fresh water. - They have both plant and animal-like features, that makes them difficult to classify and hence they are also known as connecting link between plants and animals. Euglena
AP EAMCET-25.09.2020 Shift-I
Biological Classification
258575
Match the column I and II Column I Column II {ll} |{l}{ List-I } | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |(i) Chrysophyte | (A) Gonyaulax | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (B) Euglena | |(iii) Euglenoids | (C) Diatom | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | |
{ll} |{l}{ | |---| } | | |(i) Chrysophyte | (C) Diatom | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (A) Gonyaulax | |(iii) Euglenoids | (B) Euglena | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | | - Chrysophytes includes diatoms and golden algae (desmids). They are found in fresh water as well as in marine environments. - Dinoflagellates are a group of unicellular protists. It is show character of both plants and animals. It is mostly marine. Some are photosynthetic autotrophs and some are heterotrops. - Gonyaulax is a genus of dinoflagellates and commonly caused red tides. - Euglenoids are unicellular microorganisms belongs to kingdom protista. Euglenoids shows features of both plant and animal. - It is an unusual example of a unicellular animal with chlorophyll. - Plasmodium Slime moulds are saprophytes that lack chlorophyll. During favorable condition slime moulds aggregates called plasmodium that can spread \& wide, Spore formed by plasmodium during unfavourable condition. The spores have true cell walls $\&$ are resistant to adverse conditions.
Isogamy- Fusion of similar gametes. Anisogamy - Fusion of male and female gamete of different morphology. Hologamy - Fertilization occurs in lower organism (unicellular) gamete. Examples Isogamy - $\quad$ Monocystis Anisogamy - Plasmodium Hologamy - Trichonympha Conjugation - Paramecium
AP EAMCET-24.04.2019 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258581
Infective stages of malarial parasite is found in
1 Salivary glands of mosquito
2 Intestine of mosquito
3 Heamolymph of mosquito
4 Stomach wall of mosquito
Explanation:
Plasmodium belongs to phylum protozoa, which causes malaria disease. Plasmodium is digenetic parasite (complete their lifecycle in two host), they requires two different hosts a vertebrate intermediate host, such as a human, and an insect definitive host, also known as the vector i.e., female Anopheles mosquito. When the mosquito bites humans it ingests blood cells containing gametocytes. The mosquito digests the blood cells, releasing the male and female gametes, which fuse together and burrow into the mosquito's gut wall, where they mature inside oocysts. After 8-15 days the oocysts burst and sporozoites are released into the body cavity of the mosquito. From there, they travel to the salivary glands. When the mosquito bites these infective sporozoites enters the blood of the humans. Sporozoites are the infective stages of the malaria parasite, found in salivary glands of the mosquito.
AIIMS-27.05.2018 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258584
Match the following List-I Animal {ll} |\(\) List-I | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |Animal | No. of flagellae | |(A) Giardia | (I) Many | |(B) Trypanosoma | (II) 3 pairs | |(C) Trichomonas | (III) 4 pairs | |(D) Trichonympha | (IV) Four | | (V) Single Options:
1 A - III B - IV C - V D - I
2 A - III B - V C - II D - IV
3 A - III B - V C - IV D - I
4 A - III B - II C - IV D - I
Explanation:
{lll} |Animal | | No. of flagellae | |---|---|---| |Giardia | - | 4 Pairs | |Trypanosoma | - | Single | |Trichomonas | - | Four | |Trichonympha | - | Many
Euglenoid are unicellular microorganism that belong to protista and algae. - They are found in fresh water. - They have both plant and animal-like features, that makes them difficult to classify and hence they are also known as connecting link between plants and animals. Euglena
AP EAMCET-25.09.2020 Shift-I
Biological Classification
258575
Match the column I and II Column I Column II {ll} |{l}{ List-I } | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |(i) Chrysophyte | (A) Gonyaulax | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (B) Euglena | |(iii) Euglenoids | (C) Diatom | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | |
{ll} |{l}{ | |---| } | | |(i) Chrysophyte | (C) Diatom | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (A) Gonyaulax | |(iii) Euglenoids | (B) Euglena | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | | - Chrysophytes includes diatoms and golden algae (desmids). They are found in fresh water as well as in marine environments. - Dinoflagellates are a group of unicellular protists. It is show character of both plants and animals. It is mostly marine. Some are photosynthetic autotrophs and some are heterotrops. - Gonyaulax is a genus of dinoflagellates and commonly caused red tides. - Euglenoids are unicellular microorganisms belongs to kingdom protista. Euglenoids shows features of both plant and animal. - It is an unusual example of a unicellular animal with chlorophyll. - Plasmodium Slime moulds are saprophytes that lack chlorophyll. During favorable condition slime moulds aggregates called plasmodium that can spread \& wide, Spore formed by plasmodium during unfavourable condition. The spores have true cell walls $\&$ are resistant to adverse conditions.
Isogamy- Fusion of similar gametes. Anisogamy - Fusion of male and female gamete of different morphology. Hologamy - Fertilization occurs in lower organism (unicellular) gamete. Examples Isogamy - $\quad$ Monocystis Anisogamy - Plasmodium Hologamy - Trichonympha Conjugation - Paramecium
AP EAMCET-24.04.2019 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258581
Infective stages of malarial parasite is found in
1 Salivary glands of mosquito
2 Intestine of mosquito
3 Heamolymph of mosquito
4 Stomach wall of mosquito
Explanation:
Plasmodium belongs to phylum protozoa, which causes malaria disease. Plasmodium is digenetic parasite (complete their lifecycle in two host), they requires two different hosts a vertebrate intermediate host, such as a human, and an insect definitive host, also known as the vector i.e., female Anopheles mosquito. When the mosquito bites humans it ingests blood cells containing gametocytes. The mosquito digests the blood cells, releasing the male and female gametes, which fuse together and burrow into the mosquito's gut wall, where they mature inside oocysts. After 8-15 days the oocysts burst and sporozoites are released into the body cavity of the mosquito. From there, they travel to the salivary glands. When the mosquito bites these infective sporozoites enters the blood of the humans. Sporozoites are the infective stages of the malaria parasite, found in salivary glands of the mosquito.
AIIMS-27.05.2018 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258584
Match the following List-I Animal {ll} |\(\) List-I | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |Animal | No. of flagellae | |(A) Giardia | (I) Many | |(B) Trypanosoma | (II) 3 pairs | |(C) Trichomonas | (III) 4 pairs | |(D) Trichonympha | (IV) Four | | (V) Single Options:
1 A - III B - IV C - V D - I
2 A - III B - V C - II D - IV
3 A - III B - V C - IV D - I
4 A - III B - II C - IV D - I
Explanation:
{lll} |Animal | | No. of flagellae | |---|---|---| |Giardia | - | 4 Pairs | |Trypanosoma | - | Single | |Trichomonas | - | Four | |Trichonympha | - | Many
Euglenoid are unicellular microorganism that belong to protista and algae. - They are found in fresh water. - They have both plant and animal-like features, that makes them difficult to classify and hence they are also known as connecting link between plants and animals. Euglena
AP EAMCET-25.09.2020 Shift-I
Biological Classification
258575
Match the column I and II Column I Column II {ll} |{l}{ List-I } | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |(i) Chrysophyte | (A) Gonyaulax | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (B) Euglena | |(iii) Euglenoids | (C) Diatom | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | |
{ll} |{l}{ | |---| } | | |(i) Chrysophyte | (C) Diatom | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (A) Gonyaulax | |(iii) Euglenoids | (B) Euglena | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | | - Chrysophytes includes diatoms and golden algae (desmids). They are found in fresh water as well as in marine environments. - Dinoflagellates are a group of unicellular protists. It is show character of both plants and animals. It is mostly marine. Some are photosynthetic autotrophs and some are heterotrops. - Gonyaulax is a genus of dinoflagellates and commonly caused red tides. - Euglenoids are unicellular microorganisms belongs to kingdom protista. Euglenoids shows features of both plant and animal. - It is an unusual example of a unicellular animal with chlorophyll. - Plasmodium Slime moulds are saprophytes that lack chlorophyll. During favorable condition slime moulds aggregates called plasmodium that can spread \& wide, Spore formed by plasmodium during unfavourable condition. The spores have true cell walls $\&$ are resistant to adverse conditions.
Isogamy- Fusion of similar gametes. Anisogamy - Fusion of male and female gamete of different morphology. Hologamy - Fertilization occurs in lower organism (unicellular) gamete. Examples Isogamy - $\quad$ Monocystis Anisogamy - Plasmodium Hologamy - Trichonympha Conjugation - Paramecium
AP EAMCET-24.04.2019 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258581
Infective stages of malarial parasite is found in
1 Salivary glands of mosquito
2 Intestine of mosquito
3 Heamolymph of mosquito
4 Stomach wall of mosquito
Explanation:
Plasmodium belongs to phylum protozoa, which causes malaria disease. Plasmodium is digenetic parasite (complete their lifecycle in two host), they requires two different hosts a vertebrate intermediate host, such as a human, and an insect definitive host, also known as the vector i.e., female Anopheles mosquito. When the mosquito bites humans it ingests blood cells containing gametocytes. The mosquito digests the blood cells, releasing the male and female gametes, which fuse together and burrow into the mosquito's gut wall, where they mature inside oocysts. After 8-15 days the oocysts burst and sporozoites are released into the body cavity of the mosquito. From there, they travel to the salivary glands. When the mosquito bites these infective sporozoites enters the blood of the humans. Sporozoites are the infective stages of the malaria parasite, found in salivary glands of the mosquito.
AIIMS-27.05.2018 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258584
Match the following List-I Animal {ll} |\(\) List-I | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |Animal | No. of flagellae | |(A) Giardia | (I) Many | |(B) Trypanosoma | (II) 3 pairs | |(C) Trichomonas | (III) 4 pairs | |(D) Trichonympha | (IV) Four | | (V) Single Options:
1 A - III B - IV C - V D - I
2 A - III B - V C - II D - IV
3 A - III B - V C - IV D - I
4 A - III B - II C - IV D - I
Explanation:
{lll} |Animal | | No. of flagellae | |---|---|---| |Giardia | - | 4 Pairs | |Trypanosoma | - | Single | |Trichomonas | - | Four | |Trichonympha | - | Many
Euglenoid are unicellular microorganism that belong to protista and algae. - They are found in fresh water. - They have both plant and animal-like features, that makes them difficult to classify and hence they are also known as connecting link between plants and animals. Euglena
AP EAMCET-25.09.2020 Shift-I
Biological Classification
258575
Match the column I and II Column I Column II {ll} |{l}{ List-I } | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |(i) Chrysophyte | (A) Gonyaulax | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (B) Euglena | |(iii) Euglenoids | (C) Diatom | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | |
{ll} |{l}{ | |---| } | | |(i) Chrysophyte | (C) Diatom | |(ii) Dinoflagellate | (A) Gonyaulax | |(iii) Euglenoids | (B) Euglena | |(iv) Slime moulds | (D) Plasmodium | | - Chrysophytes includes diatoms and golden algae (desmids). They are found in fresh water as well as in marine environments. - Dinoflagellates are a group of unicellular protists. It is show character of both plants and animals. It is mostly marine. Some are photosynthetic autotrophs and some are heterotrops. - Gonyaulax is a genus of dinoflagellates and commonly caused red tides. - Euglenoids are unicellular microorganisms belongs to kingdom protista. Euglenoids shows features of both plant and animal. - It is an unusual example of a unicellular animal with chlorophyll. - Plasmodium Slime moulds are saprophytes that lack chlorophyll. During favorable condition slime moulds aggregates called plasmodium that can spread \& wide, Spore formed by plasmodium during unfavourable condition. The spores have true cell walls $\&$ are resistant to adverse conditions.
Isogamy- Fusion of similar gametes. Anisogamy - Fusion of male and female gamete of different morphology. Hologamy - Fertilization occurs in lower organism (unicellular) gamete. Examples Isogamy - $\quad$ Monocystis Anisogamy - Plasmodium Hologamy - Trichonympha Conjugation - Paramecium
AP EAMCET-24.04.2019 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258581
Infective stages of malarial parasite is found in
1 Salivary glands of mosquito
2 Intestine of mosquito
3 Heamolymph of mosquito
4 Stomach wall of mosquito
Explanation:
Plasmodium belongs to phylum protozoa, which causes malaria disease. Plasmodium is digenetic parasite (complete their lifecycle in two host), they requires two different hosts a vertebrate intermediate host, such as a human, and an insect definitive host, also known as the vector i.e., female Anopheles mosquito. When the mosquito bites humans it ingests blood cells containing gametocytes. The mosquito digests the blood cells, releasing the male and female gametes, which fuse together and burrow into the mosquito's gut wall, where they mature inside oocysts. After 8-15 days the oocysts burst and sporozoites are released into the body cavity of the mosquito. From there, they travel to the salivary glands. When the mosquito bites these infective sporozoites enters the blood of the humans. Sporozoites are the infective stages of the malaria parasite, found in salivary glands of the mosquito.
AIIMS-27.05.2018 Shift-II
Biological Classification
258584
Match the following List-I Animal {ll} |\(\) List-I | {c}{ List-II } | |---|---| |Animal | No. of flagellae | |(A) Giardia | (I) Many | |(B) Trypanosoma | (II) 3 pairs | |(C) Trichomonas | (III) 4 pairs | |(D) Trichonympha | (IV) Four | | (V) Single Options:
1 A - III B - IV C - V D - I
2 A - III B - V C - II D - IV
3 A - III B - V C - IV D - I
4 A - III B - II C - IV D - I
Explanation:
{lll} |Animal | | No. of flagellae | |---|---|---| |Giardia | - | 4 Pairs | |Trypanosoma | - | Single | |Trichomonas | - | Four | |Trichonympha | - | Many
