(a) A – mitochondrion reject mitochondria
C – Ribosome – rejects ribosomes/rough endoplasmic reticulum.
(b) - small intestine
- kidney
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During an ecological study of a lake, a group of students recorded the following observations.
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During an ecological study of a lake, a group of students recorded the following observations.
(i) Planktonic crustaceans feed on planktonic algae;
(ii) Small fish feed on planktonic crustaceans, worms and insect larvae;
(iii) Worms feed on insect larvae;
(iv) A bird species feeds on small fish, planktonic crustaceans, worms and large fish;
(v) Insect larvae feed on planktonic algae;
(vi) Large fish feed on small fish.
(a) From this record of observations, construct a food web.
(b) From the food web, isolate and write down a food chain that ends with:-
(i) Bird species as a secondary consumer.
(ii) Large fish as a tertiary consumer.
(c) The biomass of the producers in the lake was found to be greater than that of primary consumers. Explain this observation.
(d) Using the food web, identify three pairs of organisms that compete for food in the lake and for each case, name the food being competed for.
(e) (i) State three ways by which human beings may interfere with this lake ecosystem.
(i) Explain how each of the ways stated in (e) (i) above may affect life in the lake.
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A person walked bare feet in a swampy area. After a few weeks he started experiencing abdominal pains and diarrhoea. His urine and stool contained...
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A person walked bare feet in a swampy area. After a few weeks he started experiencing abdominal pains and diarrhoea. His urine and stool contained blood.
(a) Name the disease the person was likely to be suffering from and the causative agent of the disease
(i) Disease
(ii) Causative agent
(b.) Apart from avoiding walking bare feet in swampy area. State two other ways of controlling the disease.
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Explain the meaning of homoiothermic.
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Explain the meaning of homoiothermic.
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You are provided with photographs of animals. Study the photographs and the dichotomous key below to enable you identify the taxonomic group to which each...
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You are provided with photographs of animals. Study the photographs and the dichotomous key below to enable you identify the taxonomic group to which each animal belongs.
KEY
1. a) Jointed legs present ………………………………………………………………go to 2
b) Jointed legs absent………………………………………………………………..go to 7
2. a) Three pairs of legs ………………………………………………………………..go to 3
b) More than 3 pairs of legs………………………………………………………….go to 5
3. a) Wings present …………………………………………………………………….go to 4
b) Wings absent………………………………………………………………………Anoplura
4. a) One pair of wings…………………………………………………………………Diptera
b) Two pairs of wings……………………………………………………………Hymenoptera
5. a) Four pairs of legs ………………………………………………………………… Arachnida
b) More than ten pairs of legs ………………………………………………………. go to 6
6. a) One pair of legs in each body segment…………………………………………… Chilopoda
b) Two pairs of legs in each body segment ………………………………………… Diplopoda
7. a) Body partially enclosed in a shell………………………………………………… Mollusca
b) Body surface has spiny projection…………………………………………….Echinodermata
a) Using the key, identify the following organisms to their taxonomic groups. In each case, give the sequence of steps which you followed in identifying them.
b) i) Using observable features only, state the class to which the animal labeled A and B on the photographs above belong.State two observable features on B, that enabled you to arrive at that answer in (b) (i) above.
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Study the reaction below and answer the questions that follow.
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Study the reaction below and answer the questions that follow.
a) What biological processes are represented by A and B?
b) Identify the product Y.
c) State the bond represented by X.
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A student divided a small air tight box into two chambers with wire mesh. In one chamber he kept a number of rats and in...
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A student divided a small air tight box into two chambers with wire mesh. In one chamber he kept a number of rats and in the other a number of potted plants. What was likely to happen if the box was placed in the dark for two hours? Explain your answer.
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Describe what happens in the first phase of aerobic respiration.
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Describe what happens in the first phase of aerobic respiration.
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The following are short messages (sms) on cell phone communication between Mrs. Mkenzie and her husband. They can be used as analogies of gene mutation.
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The following are short messages (sms) on cell phone communication between Mrs. Mkenzie and her husband. They can be used as analogies of gene mutation.
For each of these messages identify the type of gene mutation illustrated
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When transplanting a seedling, it is advisable to remove some of the leaves. Explain
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When transplanting a seedling, it is advisable to remove some of the leaves .Explain
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The figure below shows the embryo-sac before fertilization.
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The figure below shows the embryo-sac before fertilization.
(a) Identify the structures labeled A and B.
(b) Identify the structures labelled in the diagram that will develop into the following after fertilization.
(i) Embryo
(ii) Endosperm
(c) State the ploidy of each the following nucleic after fertilization
(i) C
(ii) D
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In maize the gene for the purple colour is dorminant for the gene for white colour. A purple colour was crossed with heterozygous plant. Using...
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In maize the gene for the purple colour is dorminant for the gene for white colour. A purple colour was crossed with heterozygous plant. Using letter G to represent the gene for purple colour, work out the genotypic ratio of the offspring. Show your working.
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State two factors that denature enzymes.
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State two factors that denature enzymes.
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Why does a membrane form around the egg after fertilization?
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Why does a membrane form around the egg after fertilization?
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A student was using a microscope whose eyepiece lens was marked X4. The high powered objective lenses were marked X10. Calculate the total magnification of...
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A student was using a microscope whose eyepiece lens was marked X4. The high powered objective lenses were marked X10. Calculate the total magnification of the microscope
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Distinguish between Attenuation and Vaccination?
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Distinguish between Attenuation and Vaccination?
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The diagrams below illustrate some chromosome mutations.
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The diagrams below illustrate some chromosome mutations.
(a) Identify the mutations illustrated above.
(b) Give an example of a disorder in humans caused by mutation A above.
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Give an example of a beneficial mutation in plants.
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Give an example of a beneficial mutation in plants.
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(a) Given a sample of urine, name one test you would carry out to determine if it was obtained from a person suffering from diabetes...
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(a) Given a sample of urine, name one test you would carry out to determine if it was obtained from a person suffering from diabetes mellitus.
(b) What results are expected if one is diabetic?
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A goat weighing 20kg requires 216KJ while a mouse weighing 54gms requires 2830KJ per day. Explain.
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A goat weighing 20kg requires 216KJ while a mouse weighing 54gms requires 2830KJ per day. Explain.
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In a prolonged drought period, forage was scarce. It made animals reach out for higher forage and this way the giraffes got the stretched long...
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In a prolonged drought period, forage was scarce. It made animals reach out for higher forage and this way the giraffes got the stretched long necks.
(a) What is the term used for a characteristic such as the long necks outlined?
(b) What is the name given to the theory that describes the evolution of such structures like the long necks?
(c) State and explain the limitation of the theory you named in (b) above.
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