The vector of the Japanese encephalitis virus is the mosquito. Mosquitoes, particularly those belonging to the Culex species, play a crucial role in the transmission of the Japanese encephalitis virus. These mosquitoes become infected by feeding on infected birds and can subsequently transmit the virus to humans, causing Japanese encephalitis, a viral brain infection.
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80 Mins English English20 Questions10 Marks15 Mins English English50 Questions50 Marks40 Mins English| List-I (Cattle Breeds) |
List-II (Crossing Breeds) |
| (A) Karan Swiss |
(I) Brown Swiss with Red Sindhi |
| (B) Karan Fries |
(II) Brown Swiss with Sahiwal |
| (C) Frieswal |
(III) Holstein-Friesian with Tharparkar |
| (D) Sunandini |
(IV) Holstein-Friesian with Sahiwal |
| List-I (Cattle Breeds) |
List-II (Crossing Breeds) |
| (A) Karan Swiss |
(I) Brown Swiss with Red Sindhi |
| (B) Karan Fries |
(II) Brown Swiss with Sahiwal |
| (C) Frieswal |
(III) Holstein-Friesian with Tharparkar |
| (D) Sunandini |
(IV) Holstein-Friesian with Sahiwal |
Suggested Test Series
Suggested Test Series
| List-I (Cattle Breeds) |
List-II (Crossing Breeds) |
| (A) Karan Swiss |
(I) Brown Swiss with Red Sindhi |
| (B) Karan Fries |
(II) Brown Swiss with Sahiwal |
| (C) Frieswal |
(III) Holstein-Friesian with Tharparkar |
| (D) Sunandini |
(IV) Holstein-Friesian with Sahiwal |
| List-I (Cattle Breeds) |
List-II (Crossing Breeds) |
| (A) Karan Swiss |
(I) Brown Swiss with Red Sindhi |
| (B) Karan Fries |
(II) Brown Swiss with Sahiwal |
| (C) Frieswal |
(III) Holstein-Friesian with Tharparkar |
| (D) Sunandini |
(IV) Holstein-Friesian with Sahiwal |
