BIOLOGY BY ATUL SIR

Added: 2026-05-13

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[00:04:58]Hello friends, I am Atul Singh, I welcome you to the Guru Kripa platform. So as you saw, Ram Sir told what is the speciality of our organization? If I tell you about this, I will not waste much of your time and we will start our today's topic, chapter, series of questions.

[00:05:28]So let us not waste our time.

[00:05:33]Ok? So let's get started. The series of questions we have today is very powerful. You will be given minimum questions and better questions will be given.

[00:05:45]So that when you solve it and understand it, you do not feel that I am missing some topic or chapter.

[00:05:56]Friends, I would like to say that whatever I teach you will be very beneficial for you. And whatever questions will be given to you, after solving them you will feel that yes brother, my chapter, my topic has been completed. So I will stop my speech here and we will start our topic, the actual chapter.

[00:06:22]Ok? Let's move ahead. So I remove it because if we use it continuously then it will hinder our studies. So this is also a matter of good fortune. Not everyone gets this.

[00:06:37]Ok? So let's get started. We move forward with enthusiasm and joy. Come on. The first question we have is Scientific Names Are Printed in V Format?

[00:06:54]In which format is the scientific name printed? If I talk about the scientific name, then the scientific name was given by Carolus Linnaeus according to binomial nomenclature.

[00:07:11]Now here comes the question of in which format they are printed. Meaning, how is a scientific name written?

[00:07:19]Friends, my friends, my friends, my brothers, if you write the scientific name by hand, then when you write it by hand, suppose I wrote an example, I Fera Indica.

[00:07:37]So when you write it by hand, how do you write it? It is bold. Mangifera, Indica, Genus and Species are underlined separately below it.

[00:07:45]But when the same thing is in printed format, when you print it, then my brother, it is italic, it is slanted. What is sometimes called Kabhar? The name of the author is also given at the end.

[00:07:59]Author's name means the person who nomenclatured it.

[00:08:05]Ok? So, this was our first question, the answer to which is italics. It happens. The second question you have is who is known as the father of taxonomy? If I talk then who is called Papa Papa of Taxonomy? You see, some names are given here.

[00:08:24]If I talk about Aristotle, what is he called? Father of Biology. What is Aristotle called?

[00:08:34]Father of Biology. Ok? After that the names of two more scientists are given. You have read about them in evolution and you have read about Lamarck and Treviranus. They also have some contribution in Botany. Now comes the turn of Carolus Lanius. He is called the Father of Taxonomy. He is called the father of taxonomy.

[00:09:01]What did he give to himself? Binary nomenclature system. Binomial nomenclature. Let us now move on to the third question.

[00:09:19]Potato and brinjal belongs to the same. This is saying that potatoes and brinjals are related to the same thing. If I talk about potato, its scientific name is Solanum tuberosum and the scientific name of brinjal is Solanum melongena.

[00:09:42]What do you see common in both?

[00:09:44]If you look at the common thing in both, you will see Solanum common. What is Solanum? Solanum is the genus. What is Solanum?

[00:09:55]Genus. Tuberous species.

[00:10:00]And what is melongina here? Species. He is asking what is common brother? What is a bean? So you see whether both of them are species? Are the beans the same? No, my brother. Not at all. Is the genus one? Yes, the genus is one. I want to tell you that brother, both of them have a common family which is called Solanaceae. So what will be their family?

[00:10:27]What will their family be like? They will have only one family which will be called Solen AC.

[00:10:39]Now the Sollen AC Sollen AC family is also common between these two. So what are these two things? There will be only one of these. Meaning, the answer we will get here will be both B and C. B&C. Ok? So here is our answer to this question. Next Which of the following organisms is multiplied by fragmentation? Which of the following organisms reproduce by fission? Khandi Bhavan means fragmentation, that is, fragmentation is being talked about. If I talk about fragmentation, what do fungi do through fragmentation?

[00:11:17]Reproduce. Let's reproduce.

[00:11:19]Filamentous algae do too. The protonema of mosses do too. And there is another one in the fungus which is called asexual spore.

[00:11:37]Asexual spores are produced by the millions.

[00:11:39]But here everything is happening due to fragmentation.

[00:11:42]So whatever answer we have to this will be the answer to everything. All of the.

[00:11:47]What do all of them do?

[00:11:50]Reproduce by fragmentation.

[00:11:52]Now I will talk further. Which is the basic and smallest unit of classification? If we talk about the basic and smallest unit of classification, then it is only and only species. But how can we say species, there must be some reason behind it because species are similar in every way.

[00:12:12]If you look at it on a small level, what can it do? What are genetically, structurally, morphologically different in each way? There are similar ones. If you look at it at the species level, is that why it is called that? Species is the smallest unit.

[00:12:28]Whose? of classification. What is the basic and smallest unit? It is a species. Did you understand? Is it okay my brother? Let's move ahead. So what answer do we have to this? Species. Let's move ahead.

[00:12:42]The Correct Classification for Wheat. What is Veet brother? Is wheat a dicot or a monocot? Now I want to ask one thing from all of you.

[00:12:52]Do you know brother? What is Veet? Is it a dicot or a monocot? If you know then please can you tell me exactly what is Veet in the comment section brother? Is it a monocot or a dicot?

[00:13:12]Let us move towards the answer to this question. If I talk about its variety, genus and species scientific name, botanical name, then it will be called Triticum aestivum, what is this, this is its botanical name. Now we have to find its genus here. What is this?

[00:13:40]This is its genus. And what is this? It has a species. Now here we have to find the options. Is the genus Solanum written? No.

[00:13:49]So we removed this one. What genus is Triticum? Absolutely. What genus is Triticum? It is Triticum. Meaning we have to search in three options. If I talk about family, then its family is called Poesy.

[00:14:08]Poaceae. If there is such a family then the family is visible here. The family is visible here. There will be no family anarchy. Why not? Because whose family is this? It is made of mango. Ok? So this option is removed from us. This option has been removed. Now we have two left. Order Order Polls is written here. And what order is written here? Order suspended. Order suspended. Ok?

[00:14:34]Pos. So, in order, actually, visibility is not happening properly, so there will be a pause of just one minute, okay, let's continue, it is just not visible. Will be done. hold on hold on.

[00:15:24]Yes, okay, okay, okay. Okay okay.

[00:15:29]Ok, no problem.

[00:15:35]Ok.

[00:15:49]Okay, come on, let's continue a little.

[00:16:12]Actually there was a little problem. So let's see. So I said that we were talking about orders here. Order Poiles and Order This was gone. The order is pending here. So tell me will there be any order polls in this? Will this option be applicable? Order Suspends?

[00:16:32]Where does the order hang? Where does the Order of the Poles take place?

[00:16:39]Tell me. Can you tell me where the order polls are placed?

[00:16:54]My dear children. I expect an answer from you. Of course you know. Please tell me quickly.

[00:17:15]Which order should I take? Will the order call or order suspend?

[00:17:26]Let me tell you. Actually, for whom will the order that will be suspended be?

[00:17:33]For mango. It will be for mangoes. But who will the order pollute? It is a Poaceae family. So it will be about Veet only. Ok? And class, its monocot, I had told you in the beginning itself, how is the wheat? It is a monocot. So is monocot. Meaning, what answer will we have to this question? A will happen.

[00:17:53]Let's now move on to the next question.

[00:18:03]Reproduction is synonymous with growth in view of the following? In which of the following options are given, reproduction and growth are the same thing.

[00:18:16]You have read that brother, in all the unicellular organisms, growth and reproduction are the same thing.

[00:18:29]What do you call this? Mutually inclusive event. Inclusive means they are all the same. There is the same thing in both. If you look, suppose there is a bacteria. One is a bacteria. Correct? And what does this bacteria do? It divides.

[00:18:54]So what will happen here? Division took place and their numbers increased. Increase in mass and increase in number of sales or increase in number of individual sales. So look at their mass also, if their number is also increasing then what will you call it? We will talk about growth and also about reproduction. And unicellular organisms are all here. There were bacteria, unicellular algae, and amoeba.

[00:19:19]Meaning, what will be the answer we will have to this question? All of the above.

[00:19:24]How will all of them be? Reproduction and growth will be similar in these. There will be only one thing in this. Are you able to understand? Let's move on.

[00:19:39]Binomial nomenclature was given by Do you know who gave the binomial nomenclature? In the previous question, it was asked who is the Father of Taxonomy, so if I talk about the Father of Taxonomy, then who is the Father of Taxonomy, Carolus Lannius. Similarly, binomial nomenclature was introduced in this also by Carolus Lanius. Now comes the turn of all these. When you read about species, who gave the term species? John Ray gave it.

[00:20:13]Aristotle, what do you call them? You say father. Ok? Or you read them in the classification system.

[00:20:21]He was the first one to give the classification. If I talk about Linnaeus or his Whittaker, he had given the Five Kingdom system. Whose? Of classification. But here if we talk about the basic nomenclature then we have B.

[00:20:39]Well, you might be wondering, Sir, why do you discuss everything? Son, if we discuss all of them then we will also know why the name of the scientist has been given? Ok?

[00:20:51]This also becomes clear.

[00:20:53]What is their contribution? What is their contribution?

[00:20:55]In biology, in botany, in zoology.

[00:20:58]Son, similar questions will come in your exam. Let's move ahead.

[00:21:02]In a Museum Insects Are Preserved By How are insects preserved in museums? So tell me if you have a worm. What will you do with him? How will you preserve it? Will you put it in the paper? He will die by being pressed like this. Hey, he is already dead.

[00:21:17]Sir, what are you talking about? He is already dead. Yes. Now if you press it, it will not die. The chutney will be ready. The papad will become thin like this. Papad will be made. Yes. Then what's great sir? We will fry it and eat it.

[00:21:34]Tell me what else? Look, if we talk about museums, then suppose you want to keep any insect in the museum, then first you catch it.

[00:21:44]Caught you. Then what will you do? Kill them. Kill them. How will you kill? Kill it.

[00:21:50]Kill him. Now you will know how to kill?

[00:21:53]Ok? You killed him.

[00:21:57]What will you do after killing? What will you do to stiff them?

[00:21:59]All the legs he has, his feet, what will you do with them? You can tie it like this with a pin or you can pin it and preserve it wherever you want.

[00:22:08]They have a box called insect box, insects are preserved in it. Their arms and legs are spread out like this and pinned.

[00:22:16]Ok? If I talk about the remaining options, keeping them in jars with the solution.

[00:22:22]What do you keep them for? You keep it in a jar containing the solution.

[00:22:24]Brother, will you keep any insect in a jar? You can definitely keep it. There is nothing wrong in it. You can keep it. But there should be conditional terms for that also.

[00:22:34]So mostly whatever we keep in jars, we keep some species.

[00:22:41]Mostly you will see fishes etc. Yes, you will see the Effibians and you will see that Analysts also keep Earthwar Warm etc. Then let's talk further.

[00:22:52]Stuff them, stuff them, fill them with straw, hey brother, it's a small insect, from where will you fill straw, you are not even able to remove its skin, will you fill it with straw, yes tell me what will you do by pinning them with insect boxes, pinning them in insect boxes, I mean what will you do, I will pin them in them, what will I do, I will pin them in insect boxes, assume this is an insect sir, don't make anything, assume this is an insect, hey friend, let's do it, no problem. This is its leg, so you'll put the clip here.

[00:23:27]Ok? Both A & B. The last option is saying this and these will also happen. Will not happen.

[00:23:33]Why brother? Because it is used for different species. Suppose you killed a lion. Hey, don't kill me. Just listen. Ok? You killed a lion. Now what do you have to do with it? To be kept in the museum.

[00:23:46]So what will you do?

[00:23:50]Now you will remove his organs.

[00:23:53]Now if you remove its organ, you will fill it with something, you will fill it with cotton.

[00:23:59]You will not fill it with what you call cotton or straw.

[00:24:02]Actually it is like cotton. They don't fill it with straw. There is some substance or material with which stuffing is done. Is it okay my brother?

[00:24:12]Should we move ahead? Let us go. So what answer will we have to this? They will be preserved in insect boxes.

[00:24:17]pinned isolated metabolic reaction in vitro in a test tube r is saying what are isolated metabolic reactions that occur in a test tube? Let me tell you.

[00:24:28]Suppose we have this test tube. Now this is a test tube. Now the same reaction that is taking place in this, takes place in our body. But this does not mean that it became test tube living. It will be called Living Thing. There will be no living at all. Yes, but the reaction that is taking place inside it is definitely living.

[00:24:49]That is why it is said that when we do isolated metabolic reaction i.e. self-res system, what do we do? If you perform a metabolic reaction, then the reaction that takes place, son, is living.

[00:25:01]But the thing is not living.

[00:25:03]If we look at the option, it is being said that is it a living thing? No. There is also non-living. not at all. If the brother was non-living, what would be the defining property? There would be specific symptoms. not at all.

[00:25:14]Then he is saying dead reaction. What dead reaction brother? How did he die? When the same reaction is happening inside us, the same is happening outside us, then why did it become dead? Will not done. This is also wrong, this is also wrong, this is also wrong. Then saying C option not living things but surely living reaction. He is saying that what is this living thing? The thing that is in the test tube is not living. But the reaction is living. Meaning we have this option correct. Correct. Come on brother, let us move forward on the edge of the sword and the next question we have is 11. Phylum term is used for animals. What equivalent term is used for plants? The term phylum is used for animals.

[00:26:01]What is its equivalent term used for plants? This is a question worth Rs 7 crore for you.

[00:26:05]Come on son, you answer this. As soon as you say this, I will raise my hands and shout the answer. 7 crore, you say it quickly.

[00:26:14]Absolutely absolutely very correct. Very true, very nice. So the answer we have to this question is that there is absolutely nothing to think about.

[00:26:23]Whatever class will be there, it can only be similar. This category is taxonomic category order i.e. girld, this can also be similar. The family can also be similar.

[00:26:32]Meaning it will be used for family use. Do n't assume the family name is Solanaceae.

[00:26:36]Yes it is Fabaceae. It's not like that. It is being said that taxonomic category. But my brother, this is the only difference between plants and animals. Because if we talk about animals, then phylum is used and for plants division is used.

[00:26:54]So, we have answer B. Let's move on to question number 12. Which of the following suffixes is used for the unit of order in plant classification? He is saying what is a suffix?

[00:27:08]First of all, know about the suffix which is placed at the end of any particular name and what does prefix mean, first understand what it means? Now if I talk here, it is being said that unit use for order in plant classification is used in plant classification.

[00:27:32]So if we talk about AC in the classification of plants, then son, it is used for the family.

[00:27:41]Also AE and Phyta Phyta if you have read Plant Kingdom then there comes the division Bryophyta Phaeophyta comes first then Bryophyta Pteridophyta Phyta means plants, okay so for whom is this done, in the Plant Kingdom AE ae is given. This must mean something.

[00:28:16]What does this mean? Something must be happening. Where is it used? It is used in son division. Let me give you an example.

[00:28:28]Monoi Dicotyledone Monocot now it is the turn of alles alles what is order and in plants so the answer we have for this is ball let's move ahead which kingdom contain organisms without a true nucleus brother nucleus there is only one cell in which there is no nucleus its name is prokaryotic cell and if I talk about prokaryotic cell then here we have Monera prokaryotic cell if we talk then what will be there in it prima t carion if we say nucleus means that there is no nucleus at all it is devoid of nucleus it is not well developed then what will be our answer to this the answer will be Monera Protista Fungi Plantae how are all these in which nucleus is well developed.

[00:29:30]Ok? Which of the following is Protista? It is unicellular. And what are these two? It is multicellular. Let's move ahead brother. Red tits are caused by red tits. It is the sea, suppose it is the sea.

[00:29:42]Such red tights come in it. On the shore. So the red tights that come son, who makes them? The red tights that come in are made by whom?

[00:30:12]Tell me brother, Red Tits, Red Tits, I mean, have you seen it, have you seen it, have you seen it, have you seen it, have you seen it, have you ever seen it, what is it, there are some organisms whose name is dinoflagellates, what do dinoflagellates do? Increase your numbers.

[00:30:31]What happens if you increase your numbers?

[00:30:33]Brother, what will happen if anyone's numbers increase, if the population increases? It is simple that their numbers will appear higher.

[00:30:41]So what do we do? They increase in number and have some pigment.

[00:30:46]What happens because of them?

[00:30:48]How does the water of the sea or river appear to us? It looks red. So when the waves rise, it looks like the Red Tights are coming.

[00:30:56]So son, what is the answer we have to this question? Gunlex which is kind of what? Dinophyllites.

[00:31:04]Come on brother, let's move ahead. What are the Deuteromycetes Commonly Known as What are the deuteromycetes commonly known as? So this is the question for you. Now you will answer this question.

[00:31:23]Question number is 15, you have four options for its answer, you have Sac Fungi, Bracket Fungi, Imperfect Hit Fungi, Club Fungi, Deuteromycetes, see the answer we will have for this will be Imperfect Fungi. Why is it called imperfect? ​​It is also called imperfect fungi or fungi imperfecti.

[00:32:02]What is the reason behind saying imperfectly, my brother? The reason is that in these deuteromycetes, what is their sexual stage? There is no non. We do not know their brother who reproduces them sexually.

[00:32:17]We do not know at all and when we find out, we will put them in whatever belonging classes they belong to, like sac fungi, bracket fungi, we will put cleft fungi in that.

[00:32:26]So that is why they are called imperfect fungi, fungi imperfecti, sorry, I am not able to pronounce it a little. Let's move ahead.

[00:32:36]The Special Cells in Nitrogen Fixation Nostop and Anamina They have a special type of cell. It is a cell that performs nitrogen fixation. Performs nitrogen fixation. Does nitrogen fixation. And the name of that cell is heterocyst, my brother.

[00:32:59]What should you do to answer this without thinking? Have to put the seal.

[00:33:02]Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, you are a hit brother. May you spread like clouds in the sky, may you spread like clouds today.

[00:33:17]Absolutely my son. I had fun today. Let's move on.

[00:33:22]Diatoms are non-age cheap producers of the So diatoms are also called the main producers of what? Forest, Desert, Ocean, Rivers. Forests, deserts, rivers and streams, oceans. So brother, what will be the answer to this?

[00:33:46]Oceans. River and sea. Ok?

[00:33:49]What do you do the most?

[00:33:51]Why is he called the chief producer? Because they are right there.

[00:33:54]Increase your population.

[00:33:58]very nice. Let's move on. In this group, two organisms have two flagella. There are two flagella, brother. Suppose I make its body, I will make it like this. Has two flagella. One is longitudinal, one is transverse. There is a slight mistake in the diagram.

[00:34:20]But if there are none then there are two flagella. If we talk about two, if anything is two then it will be di- flagellate, not diatoms, euclinoid slime molts, it will be dinoflagellate. Because you can apply logic like this, friend. Speaking of dinoflagellates. There will be two flagella. One will be longitudinal. will be a transverse of.

[00:34:46]So what is the need to think? No, bro. If you live your life completely forgetting your destination, then what is the point of living? Because I know that whoever bathes in water will change his clothes. And the one who bathes in sweat will change history. very nice. Fabulous. I enjoyed it brother.

[00:35:11]This fungus is used extensively in biochemical and genetic work. Brother, scientists use it on such a large scale.

[00:35:20]That is why it is called Drosophila of the plant kingdom.

[00:35:25]What is good Drosophila? This is what is called fruit fly. A lot of research has been done on that too.

[00:35:31]Ok? So, here we are talking about fungus, so it is fungus, it must have done something because a lot of research is done on it, so because of the research it was called my brother Drosophila of plant kingdom, it was called Drosophila of plant kingdom, okay because a lot of research was done on it genetically. Ok? Let's move on.

[00:36:06]Mushrooms and bracket fungi belong to V group. If we talk about mushrooms, here we are not talking about morel sal troughs.

[00:36:15]Here we are talking about other mushrooms.

[00:36:16]So son, whatever answer you give to this question, give it after thinking carefully.

[00:36:45]Look at mushrooms and bracket fungi.

[00:36:48]Ok? It is also called bracket fungus.

[00:36:50]By what name do you know it? Or in which group does this happen? Occurs in basidiomycetes.

[00:36:56]Phycomyces means algal fungi, Deuterocidites means fungi imperpae and Ascomycides means sac fungi. Ok?

[00:37:06]But whose example is this? Basidio mycetes K. Come on brother, everyone applied base. Okay, that's great. Fabulous. Mad cow disease is caused by mad cow disease. Disease has spoken. Disease not disease. Disease. Look, whether you read it in Hindi or English, you should understand it.

[00:37:25]If it is working then do it.

[00:37:28]Whether you read disease or disease.

[00:37:31]How does it matter? Yes.

[00:37:36]This is the last night, this is the heavy night.

[00:37:40]Son, you have a sword.

[00:37:42]You can fight your battle with this sword, this sword.

[00:37:45]But yes, you have to decide how to fight the war.

[00:37:52]Because this is the only weapon you have. Come on.

[00:37:56]If I talk about Mad Cow Disease, the ones that spread it are prions.

[00:38:02]Ok? Not this, not this, not this. There are two Priyanshi. A crush fold jackup disease occurs. And the second one is mad cow disease. very nice. Fabulous. Let's move ahead.

[00:38:18]Which of the following is not a criterion for Whittaker classification?

[00:38:24]Which of the following is not a criterion of Whittaker's classification? Not there. He has asked my brother, my friends, it does not mean that he is not my friend. So if you remember, there is a cell structure. There is a thallus.

[00:38:39]So the cell structure is done.

[00:38:42]Talking about thallus, is the body visible anywhere in it? Not there. The second is mode of nutrition. I mean, what about nutrition?

[00:38:51]How do you nourish? How is the method? So this is also correct. This is also correct. Yes. Now let's move on to the last one.

[00:38:59]Phylogenetic relationships. Suppose there is a species. Does his character have any similarity with his ancestor or not? So this will also happen. Now, what is given here is the presence and absence of flagella, they did not include flagella at all in their criteria. So what will be the answer we have for this? It will be C. Look, I have written it like this here and written it like this here.

[00:39:23]But here you have asked wrong question, so that is why I chose this.

[00:39:26]Otherwise, say sir. What did you do sir?

[00:39:29]Unable to understand. Three is correct in this. So not three, that's right brother. It is correct. Ok. Should I move ahead? Yes sir.

[00:39:36]Come on brother. Which plant group needs both land and water to complete their life cycle? Which plant group requires both land and water to complete its life cycle? Both land and water are needed. If we say land and water then it means water and land. Ok? So he is the only one who is called the amphibian of the plant kingdom. If we talk about amphibians of plant kingdom, then amphibians of plant kingdom, amphibians means that they can live in both places, they can live in water as well as on land, do you understand?

[00:40:23]So according to this, our answer will be Bryophyta, not all of them will be there, okay, let's move ahead, plants that have spore and embryo but lack vascular tissue in and seed.

[00:40:39]Look brother, everything will be there but if there is no tissue then what will happen? Bryophyta. If tissue is present but there is no root stem leaf then it means pteridophyte. But here he is saying that there is no tissue. There is no seed either.

[00:40:54]So what will happen? Bryophyta.

[00:40:56]Pteridophyta is when we say tissue here but say lac, root, stem, leaf. Meaning it is not all three.

[00:41:05]Let's move on.

[00:41:12]What's wrong?

[00:41:23]So it is going from here, it is fine, it has come, it is visible, look remove this, come and go again, actually what happens is that when things are new, this is what happens.

[00:42:12]You do something else, something else happens and something else is seen. Okay, my brother, don't worry.

[00:42:29]You will get absolutely everything. Vicky Roy you will get everything. Of course you will get what you want and everyone will get it too. Everyone will get it along with you.

[00:42:42]Whatever is your wish, your desire, your wish. Let's move on to our next question, which is this.

[00:42:49]Next is Identify the Wrongly Match Pair.

[00:42:54]What do you want to do, my brother? Matches have to be matched.

[00:42:57]If it matches, great. If the match doesn't happen then it is very bad. Let's put the question before you. What is the food of Chlorophyceae? If I talk about reserve food material, what is it? Starch is correct. You have to find the wrong here. Have to find the wrong one.

[00:43:17]Phaeophyceae Phaeophyceae contain mannitol.

[00:43:21]Yes, it will be mannitol. followed by Rhodophyceae.

[00:43:24]What will happen in Rhodophyceae? Floridian starch will do. Bryophytes. Look, in the previous question on Bryophytes, I said that brother, everything will be there but there will be no vascular tissue. All meanings, what will happen? See what happens? An embryo will be formed, there will be a seed, there will not be a seed, there will be a spore. So what will happen in it anyway? What do we have all this for? Correct. But this is wrong. Rongali match pe. So, what answer do we have? It is D. Chlamydomonas is an example of what?

[00:43:56]Chlamydomonas is an example of a green alga that is unicellular. There is one cell.

[00:44:03]Let's move on.

[00:44:05]The Dominant Ph in the Life Cycle of Pteridophytes. What will be its dominant F? Now I will ask you the answer to this question. I will ask you. Come on my dear children, you answer this for me.

[00:44:34]Absolutely, absolutely, the dominant phase, son, in which pteridophytes, what would it be, it would be sporophyte and the free independent one would be gametophyte, but if instead of this, what would have been bryophyte, then what would have been dominant in it, it would be gametophyte. Did you understand? Will change. Let's go to the next smallest angiosperm. Which is the smallest angiosperm? If I talk about the smallest angiosperm, what is it my brother? It is Wolfia. This is what happens. It happens like this. It is exactly like this.

[00:45:17]What happened? It's fine now.

[00:45:28]The Dominant Fuzz in the Life Cycle of Pteridophyta Look, read the question once again. I have a complaint brother.

[00:45:38]So we acted on the complaint and stopped. Shall I move on now?

[00:45:46]Come on brother, now I will move ahead after taking your permission. Is this one done, was it done, right? Come on, which of the following is Living Fossil Living Fossil Living Fossil If I ask you a question, related to living fossil, did you read Living Fossil somewhere in Animal Kingdom instead of Plant Kingdom, then son, please tell me its answer, where did you read Living Fossil, what is its name in Animal Kingdom? Tell me quickly, my friends.

[00:46:36]You may have an answer to this, but please answer what I asked you.

[00:46:43]Hey, there must be Jingoba. Tell me something else. What do you want to tell me about the living fossil that you read about in Animal Kingdom?

[00:46:55]Yes brother, tell me someone. Someone please tell me friend. Hey, someone please tell me.

[00:47:03]Hi, any son of a mother will come to the field. The question is, what is the name of the thing that you read in Living Fossil Animal Kingdom?

[00:47:19]Let me give you this much hint.

[00:47:26]If you are not able to tell from Arthropoda phylum then friend, you are wrong. Come let me tell you more. Let me give you a hint. It is called King Crab.

[00:47:36]Now King Crab has spoken. Now tell me the name. If you do n't tell me now, then I will use this sword, brother.

[00:47:50]Hey King Cap, I told you I want to tell you what happened to King Crap, the other one yes, someone just said Limillus very good, fantastic, come on come, so brother what is Zingoba Lopa, why is it a living fossil, because brother it has remained the same for centuries, there is no change at all and it remains the same in every situation, they are called living fossils and if it dies, it passes away due to some reason, then it does not remain a living fossil, it just becomes a fossil.

[00:48:21]Ok? So the answer we have here is Jingobap. Chlorella and Spirulina are used as food supplements because they are rich in. Chlorella and Spirulina are used as food supplements. It is used brother because it contains something rich.

[00:48:43]Something happens because if they are rich then something will happen. Yes. very nice. Contains protein. Ok? Single cells speak. Single cell source of protein.

[00:48:56]What is high protein? Spirulana and Chlorella. So what happens most often in these? Contains protein. So what is the answer we have to this? Protein. Let's move on. The next question we have is what phylum has a cellular level of organization?

[00:49:14]Meaning, in which does cellular level organization take place? So there is nothing to think about. Cellular means made up of one cell. Well, what happens here is that if we talk about a single cell, it is not unicellular. They are made of cells.

[00:49:26]But there are a lot of cells. But whatever his body is, whatever you talk about, whether it is kainocyte cells or collar cells, whether it is ostea or whatever his entire body is made of, sponges, these fibers, all of them are made of cells only.

[00:49:42]Ok? And what is that? Shows cellular level of organization. So, what do you mean by this? In Porifera. This is the only phylum in which the organization is at the cellular level. Ok? Should I move ahead?

[00:49:57]Porifera will be exactly Porifera. It was great, great fun.

[00:50:04]Which of the following is pseudosilomate? If we talk about pseudocoelomate, then what is the secret cavity in it? It is false. Falls happen.

[00:50:16]Ok? Falls happen. So if I talk about Sodosmates what would it be? SK helminths, if I talk about the example of this SK helminths, then what would it be, Sciaris round worm, yes Sciaris round worm, Husseria filarial worm, so its examples would be Ancylostroma hook worm, but here it has been asked what is it? Sodosilomete.

[00:50:55]So the plate is not helminthiases.

[00:50:56]What is an example of a case of helminthiases here?

[00:50:58]Ascaris. Earthworm is an altitsa. The tapeworm is Platyhellus. What is a starfish? It is an echinodermata. So son, Theodosilometa is found only in Ascaris.

[00:51:12]Meaning that it is found in Asclepianthus. Ok? Should I move ahead?

[00:51:19]Exoskeletal of Orthopods Made up of what is the external skeleton of Arthropoda made up of? What is it made of, brother? What will you say? Yes, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, catenious is exoskeletal.

[00:51:33]Ok? Where would the cellulose be? It will be in the plants. Keratin is present in our hair, the roots of our hair which are outside are made of keratin and it is also present in some animals.

[00:51:48]What contains calcium carbonate? Found in Mollusca.

[00:51:50]Yes, it is found in Mollusca.

[00:51:53]Absolutely. So here we have its exoskeleton which is made of keratin. It is called catenius.

[00:52:02]Bioluminescence is the property shown by Bioluminescence is a property which is displayed by whom, who is it brother, there is only one phylum and that is Ctenophora and if I talk about its examples then Pleurobokia and Cenoplana are its two examples, son, there is one more special thing in it, it has ciliated complex, ciliated combo plate. These are such com plates. So who has the property in this? Occurs in Ctenophora. Is it okay? Let's move ahead.

[00:52:50]V Class of Vertebrates has cold blooded characteristics and scaly skin. Scaly skin means you have scaly skin. Ok? Has scaly skin. Now you have to answer this here.

[00:53:16]First of all, you should not panic. And secondly, you should not panic at all.

[00:53:24]And the third thing is that you don't have to think at all. There is no need to think at all.

[00:53:30]And the fourth thing is to follow the first, second and third things.

[00:53:35]Come on brother, let's move ahead.

[00:53:42]Some of us have given the correct answer. very nice.

[00:53:47]Look brother, what is the reason behind this scaly skin, that is, to save maximum water. No, if there is loss of water from their body then there will be harm and there will be no Ephibians at all. Ok?

[00:54:02]No mammal abs at all because what are those all about? What are these two?

[00:54:06]is a homeotherm. This means that they can maintain their temperature and they have hair on their skin.

[00:54:11]But speaking of ephebeans, what are ephebeans even like?

[00:54:15]Absolutely. Will be cold bladed but will not have scaly skin. So that is a feature of reptiles only. So what will be the answer to this? It will be only Reptilia, sir. Let's move ahead. Let's Metameric Segmentation is a Characteristic of Metameric segmentation is a characteristic feature of what? Khandi Khandi Bhawan. If I talk about metameric segmentation, what is it? Metameric segments mean they are divided into segments.

[00:54:42]So this was found in two or three files.

[00:54:44]If you have read it, you have read Enida. I had read about Arthropoda and what would be there in Mollusca?

[00:55:10]Metameric segmentation will be found only in three phylums: Annelida, Arthropoda and Chordata. So son, what are the three options we have here? It is Annelida, it will not be there in them, no, it will not be there at all and the one which will be in Annelida, have you seen it in earthworm earthworm, yes, very good, yes, see, it will be Annelida only, okay my brother, let's find out which animals belong to the class Amphibia, what is the relation of Amphibia class, which animal do you want to find, brother, will it be Amphibia, will it be Amphibia, no, what are all these, it is Reptilia, okay, but Salamandra, which is Salamander, is it a way, what is Amphibia, is it Amphibia, so what will happen, we will have Salamander here, okay, let's move ahead, the germ layer is absent in diploblastic animals, brother, if I say two blastic, blast means germ layer, yes, it will be germ layer, right, and I am talking about animals, but here I am saying that which germ layer is absent in diploblastic animals, the germ layer is absent, brother, there will be only two, ectoderm and endoderm, tell me which will be the middle one. If it is not there then which one will we call it mesoderm, okay it is mesoderm, so the answer we have for this is what is mesoderm, absolutely correct Nephidia is the excretory organ of which one is Nephidia, brother what about Arthropoda, I will ask what about Mollusca, what about Flat Worm, come on brother if I say Plate Worm then it will be Platylum Flame Cell Flame Cell Mollusca, what about Mollusca, there are different things in Mollusca, if we look at Arthropods then there is Malpighian Tibule and there is also Green Gland, but if we talk about Nephidia here, Nephidia is only and only the excretory organ, it is the anda of Analytes. Ok? Will it happen? very nice. very nice.

[00:57:51]Fabulous. I enjoyed it brother. Let me move ahead.

[00:57:54]Let's move on. The last question of today's battle. 7 crores. This is a question worth Rs 7 crore. Which organism is called Portuguese? Man of War?

[00:58:08]What is the Portuguese man of war called? If you speak Portuguese then it is Portuguese. What is called 'K'?

[00:58:15]Tell me what is called Kekra.

[00:58:19]Come on brother, tell me. Write the answer quickly, my brother.

[00:58:25]Hey, don't write options. Write the name in the option.

[00:58:28]What will happen?

[00:58:36]Absolutely. What is the point of living by forgetting your destination?

[00:58:43]Because I know that whoever bathes with water will only change his clothes.

[00:58:50]Because I know that the one who bathes in water will change his clothes and the one who bathes in sweat will change history.

[00:58:58]You guys are going to change history. Let us see, you should remember two things in life. If you are preparing for something then do the preparation keeping this in mind. That if we lose, we will learn and when we win, we will create history, so we should think like this only then things will work out, understand, okay, very good Physalia son, Physalia is called Porgy's Man of War, right, wrong, Physalia is called Porgy's Man of War, which phylum does it belong to, Coelenterata which is called Cnidaria.

[00:59:49]Not scared at all. Ok? So my dear children, let us end today's class here.

[00:59:55]I hope you have understood this Apna Question Series very well. You must have enjoyed it.

[01:00:05]Ok? So let's end it here today.

[01:00:08]Thank you so much. Thank you.

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