jimohmustapha502:
viruses

kingdom monera(bacterium & blue-green algae) also do not possess a true nuclei

as such the question should be... Which group of cells is not devoid of a true nuclei... that would be fungi

Wow! Very educative. Just stumbled on this thread now.

lemme drop some questions

1. What is the function of the collenchyma tissues in plants?
2. A river that divides into many channels b4 entry into ocean is called what?
3. What is d causative agent of typhoid fever?
4. Proventriculus is often regarded as what?
5. List the three stages of urine formation?
6. What is d function of B2?
7. The inability of d blood not to clot in time is what?
8. Fruit is collectively called what?
9. What is d function of d mandibulate soldiers in d termites colony?
10. Immovable joints of d skull are called?

Donpre:
you sure this question is correct?

yes, I saw it on Jamb 2008 PQ

Tife101:
Wow! Very educative. Just stumbled on this thread now.

lemme drop some questions

1. What is the function of the collenchyma tissues in plants?
2. A river that divides into many channels b4 entry into ocean is called what?
3. What is d causative agent of typhoid fever?
4. Proventriculus is often regarded as what?
5. List the three stages of urine formation?
6. What is d function of B2?
7. The inability of d blood not to clot in time is what?
8. Fruit is collectively called what?
9. What is d function of d mandibulate soldiers in d termites colony?
10. Immovable joints of d skull are called?

Bros u won kill person?

My people it's very panful I won't be regular here MY Phone got spoilt

Tife101:
Wow! Very educative. Just stumbled on this thread now.

lemme drop some questions

1. What is the function of the collenchyma tissues in plants?
2. A river that divides into many channels b4 entry into ocean is called what?
3. What is d causative agent of typhoid fever?
4. Proventriculus is often regarded as what?
5. List the three stages of urine formation?
6. What is d function of B2?
7. The inability of d blood not to clot in time is what?
8. Fruit is collectively called what?
9. What is d function of d mandibulate soldiers in d termites colony?
10. Immovable joints of d skull are called?

3.salmonella typhii 7.haemophilia ,8.carp, 9.to defend the colony against intruders, 5.ultra filtration, selective reabsorption, hormonal secretion, at list I tried [quote author=Tife101 post=42388287]Wow! Very educative. Just stumbled on this thread now.

lemme drop some questions

1. What is the function of the collenchyma tissues in plants?
2. A river that divides into many channels b4 entry into ocean is called what?
3. What is d causative agent of typhoid fever?
4. Proventriculus is often regarded as what?
5. List the three stages of urine formation?
6. What is d function of B2?
7. The inability of d blood not to clot in time is what?
8. Fruit is collectively called what?
9. What is d function of d mandibulate soldiers in d termites colony?
10. Immovable joints of d skull are called?

serenityaliyu:
3.salmonella typhii 7.haemophilia ,8.carp, 9.to defend the colony against intruders, 5.ultra filtration, selective reabsorption, hormonal secretion, at list I tried 3.salmonella typhii 7.haemophilia ,8.carp, 9.to defend the colony against intruders, 5.ultra filtration, selective reabsorption, hormonal secretion, at list I tried

1) growing part of the plant
2) bifurcation
3) salmonella typhi
4) special membrane
5) filteration,reabsorption and secretion
6) body growth,production of red blood cell
7) bleeding disorders, hemophilia
fruitage
9) secret pheromone
10) fibrous joint

jimohmustapha502:
1) growing part of the plant 2) bifurcation 3) salmonella typhi 4) special membrane 5) filteration,reabsorption and secretion 6) body growth,production of red blood cell 7) bleeding disorders, hemophilia fruitage 9) secret pheromone 10) fibrous joint

thanks

Alhamdullahi, have fixed my phone ......#team success,let's show jamb what we are made up of

cc Donpre pilotOz

Classification of living organism
Living organisms are classified using
important features that are shared by a large variety of organisms with certain important features are then put together in one group. Divisions and subdivision are based on progressively less important features.
The largest group of organism is the kingdom with the smallest being species .the species consist of organism that mate to produce fertile offspring
The hierarchy of living organism includes
KINGDOM-PHYLUM-CLASS-ORDER-FAMILY-GENUS-SPECIES
As we go down the variety of organisms decreases with species having similar organisms
BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE:- this is the system of naming organisms using the two-naming-system...the first name is the the Genus which it belongs to while the second name is the Species.
KINGDOMS
Organisms can be grouped into prokaryotes(cells without true nuclei);with Consists of mainly the Moneras.
And Eukaryotes:- (with true nucleus)consist of all other kingdoms


The are five kingdoms of orgnism
1.Monera(bacteria)
2.protista(amoeba)
3.Fungi(mushroom)
4.Plantae(plants)
5.Animalia(Animals)
We talk about each group in details later today in sha Allah

owk guys lets do this...
1)the exo-erytrocytic stage of plasmodium is ------------
2)leichmania is transmitted by -------------------
3)emeria tenella belongs to what class
4)the selective xchange of material btw maternal nd foeta is done by -----------------------
5)whats the main content of protoplasm
6)the disease btw a rhezus positive nd rhesus negative is _______
7)keratomalacia is a deficiency of what
mosquito nd bedbugs are not called parasites becos

Genius101:
owk guys lets do this...
1)the exo-erytrocytic stage of plasmodium is ------------
2)leichmania is transmitted by -------------------
3)emeria tenella belongs to what class
4)the selective xchange of material btw maternal nd foeta is done by -----------------------
5)whats the main content of protoplasm
6)the disease btw a rhezus positive nd rhesus negative is _______
7)keratomalacia is a deficiency of what
mosquito nd bedbugs are not called parasites becos

o boi cambridge gon nobi like this
4. placenta
5. organelles
8. they don't cause any obvious damage to their host and dont live there
8. not sure-or

1.mesozoite 2.kala azar 3.dnt knw 4.umblibical cord 5.water 6.erythroblastic foetalis 7.dnt knw 8.they are d carrier of pathogenic organisms(vectors) nt d disease causing organisms(parasites).

i guess 7.lack of keratin

1) hypozolte
2) the bite of infected female phlebotomine sandflies
3) phylum: Apicomplexa
4) micropinocytosis
5) mixture of small molecules such as ions,amino acids,monosaccharides and water
6) hemolytic disease
7) Vitamin A


mosquito and bedbugs are not called parasite because of infestation of human habitats has been on the increase

HOLRANGE:

o boi cambridge gon nobi like this
4. placenta
5. organelles
8. they don't cause any obvious damage to their host and dont live there
8. not sure-or

kudos boss buh 1)the exo erytrocytic stage is d asexual stage occurring in d liver of human called schizogony 3)emeria tenella belongs to d phlum protozoa nd class sporozoa where they cause coccidiosis in poultry birds 4)trophoblast which prevents diseases nd toxin 4rm d foeta they re nt parasite cos they ve brief interaction with there host

Morning everyone one... Questions from Kingdom animalia 1. List all the classes under phylum chordata 2. How many chambered of heart has the Aves, amphibians and the Pisces 3. Different between between ovoviviparous and viviparous 4. Mention 2 cold blooded animal Nd a warm blooded animal 5. What are internal ND external Fertilization

Pilotoz please tell me you still on nairaland