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CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
Correctly Matching Indian National Parks with Their Iconic Wildlife
Given below are names of some of the National Parks of India and their key protected animals. Based on the table given above, which of the following options represents the […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
Which Conservation Program Protects the Entire “Tropic Ladder”
Which conservation program will help in protection of entire “Tropic ladder”? (1) Project Tiger (2) Project Elephant (3) Protection of Ramsar Sites (4) Protection of Biosphere reserve Understanding the “Tropic […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
National Parks and Their Iconic Species: Which Pair Is Incorrect?
Which national park is not correctly matched with its organism? (1) Ranthambore-Bengal Tiger (2) Rajaji-Hollock gibbon (3) Kanchanjanga-Rhinoceros (4) Bandipur-Elephant Option Analysis (1) Ranthambore – Bengal Tiger: Ranthambore National Park […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
Why Bacteria Are Best Stored Under Starvation at 4°C Rather Than 37°C
The bacteria can be best stored under starvation at 40C then at 370C because (1) Membrane freezes (2) Overall metabolic activity is lowered (3) Increases enzyme efficiency (4) Large mortality […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
Optimal Temperature for Long-Term Storage of Warm-Blooded Animal Cells
The cells of warm blooded animals can be best stored at temperatures for long duration at (1) 37 OC (2) 0 0C (3) -100 OC (4) -196 0C Understanding Warm-Blooded […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
Which Protected Area Has Permanent Status and Is Governed by Central Legislation?
Among the following which has permanent status and is governed by central legislation? (1) National park (2) Gene bank (3) Forests (4) Sport gardens When it comes to the protection […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
DMSO: The Leading Chemical for Cryo-Protection in Biological Preservation
Which chemical is used for cryo-protection? (1) DMSO (2) DCMU (3) PITC (4) Thiourea What Is Cryo-Protection? Cryo-protection refers to the process of safeguarding biological samples from damage during freezing […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
In-Situ Conservation: Which Method Protects Biodiversity in Natural Habitats?
Which is in-situ conservation method (1) Biosphere reserve (2) Zoological garden (3) Botanical garden (4) Gene banks What Is In-Situ Conservation? In-situ conservation refers to the protection of species within their […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on Conservation Biology
In-Situ vs Ex-Situ Conservation: Which Technique Does Not Belong?
Which of the following is not in-situ mode of conservation technique to protect genic biodiversity? (1) Zoological gardens (2) National Parks (3) Sanctuaries (4) Biosphere reserve What Is In-Situ Conservation? […]
