Questions for 21July Zoology

Q:-1Discuss the general features and life history of Pila with suitable diagrams. (20)

Q:-2 Explain the process of torsion and detorsion in Gastropods. Discuss its significance and implications on physiology. (15)

Q:-3 Compare the life history of Sepia and Lamellidens. (20)

Q:-4 With diagrams explain the process of whole animal cloning. Describe various methods of making hybrid organisms. (15)

Q:-5 What is transgenic organism? Discuss its significance in modern day society. (15)

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