Biological Classification questions
676 published questions with worked solutions.
- Five kingdom classification was given by
- Who proposed five kingdom classification and named kingdoms as Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia?
- Who proposed five kingdom classification and named kingdoms as Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia?
- In five kingdom system of classification of R H Whittaker, how many kingdoms contain eukaryotes?
- Match the following columns and give the correct combination. List-I: (A) Plantae (B) Fungi (C) Protista (D) Monera List-II: (1)...
- Cyanobacterium is an
- Bacterium having flagella with all over body is known as
- The kingdom of prokaryotes is
- Which one of the following does not belong to kingdom-Monera?
- In the light of recent classification of living organisms into three domains of life, bacteria, archaea and eukarya, which of the...
- Bacteria with single flagellum at one end is called
- Spirochaetes is/are
- According to five kingdom classification bacteria belong to
- Study the following columns. List-I: (A) Devoid of flagella (B) Rod shaped (C) Bacteria in pairs (D) Comma shaped List-II: (1)...
- Which is correct for bacteria?
- Reproduction in most of the bacteria is by a process known as
- Bacteria are considered plants because they
- Colourless, unicellular, cell wall bound spherical or rod-shaped microorganism and lacking organized nucleus is called
- Smallest bacteria is
- Study the following columns. List-I: (A) Devoid of flagella (B) Rod shaped (C) Bacteria in pairs (D) Comma shaped List-II: (1)...
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