Systematics Quiz

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Systematics is an important area in the biological sciences which deals with the diversity, variations and relationship among the living organisms. Which is often studied by means of scientific classification systems such as taxonomy. Taxonomy in biology is a branch of biology and deals with the classification in biology of all the living organism into different levels called as taxon. 

Today’s classification system has been evolved from the earlier but fundamental systems of classification which are two kingdom system and five kingdom system. Studying the biological profile of the the flora and fauna in terms of the genetics, molecular biology, physiology and biochemistry can open new avenues in the human welfare.

Welcome to your Systematics

1. 
The scientific name of the organism need not to be followed by the name of the discoverer

2. 
Which of the following TRUE about the herbarium.

3. 
Which of the following is NOT class of the bacteria?

4. 
Which of the followings not correct about the polynomial nomenclature?

5. 
Why the two kingdom system was inadequate?

6. 
Which of the following is not true about the binomial nomenclature?

7. 
Binomial system of nomenclature was introduced by,

8. 
Which is true about an isogamous mode of reproduction?

9. 
Which of the following is used to preserve the specimens after their identification?

10. 
Which option best describes the relationship of the following statement

A. Many organisms posses features of both, animals and plants
B. Lower organisms are difficult to classify in the two kingdom system of classification

11. 
Which of the following is NOT TRUE for cell division in plants and animals?

12. 
The taxonomic hierarchy is,

13. 
What are zoospores?

14. 
Which of the following is TRUE about the reproduction in bryophytes?

15. 
What are algae?

Study these questions and practice to improvise.

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