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MDCAT 2026 NMDCAT Past Papers Biology Chap No 15 Free Quiz 1
Practice MDCAT 2026 NMDCAT Past Papers Biology MCQs from Chap No 15. Get instant results with Explanation.
Practice Quiz 1 for "Chap No 15" (Biology). Total 8 MCQs available, split into 1 quizzes. Start with the fundamentals and build a strong base. These concepts are fundamental for MDCAT and frequently appear in the exam. Pay extra attention to the underlying principles, as these MCQs are often tricky.
General4 MCQs
1. This theory says that "mitochondria and chloroplasts are ancient bacteria which now live inside the larger cells":
2. Which is the common example of use and disuse of organs?
3. The organs which are similar in function but differ in structure are called:
4. Homologous structures represents:
General4 MCQs
5. Use and disuse of organs theory was proposed by:
6. Who gave the theory of catastrophism?
7. Hypothesis that the organisms evolved through the inheritance of acquired characters is given by:
8. Natural selection was the silent feature of which scientist?

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