Question

In Karnataka, the highest female sex ratio is in ______ district.
(A) Bengaluru
(B) Mysuru
(C) Udupi
(D) Kodagu

Answer 1

Hint: The gender ratio is the ratio of males to ladies in a population. In most sexually reproducing species, the ratio tends to be one is to one. This tendency is explained by using Fisher's precept.

Complete answer:
In maximum species, the sex ratio differs consistently with the age profile of the population. It is typically divided into 4 subdivisions: number one sex ratio: ratio at fertilization, secondary intercourse ratio: ratio at the beginning, tertiary intercourse ratio: ratio in sexually mature organisms, quaternary sex ratio: ratio in submit-reproductive organisms. Assumption of same parental expenditure on offspring of each sex: suppose male births are less not unusual than female. A newborn male then has better mating possibilities than a new child-woman and consequently can expect to have extra offspring. Consequently, parents genetically disposed to supply males have a tendency to have more than average numbers of grandchildren born to them. Therefore the genes for male-producing dispositions unfold, and male births turn out to be greater common. Udupi district has a greater lady population in Karnataka. Udupi has a sex ratio of 1093 girls for every 1000 adult males and a literacy rate of eighty-six point forty-two percent.

Thus, option (C) is correct.

Note: According to the 2011 census Udupi district has a populace of 1,177,361. This offers it a ranking of 403rd in India. Udupi district has two lakh fifty-three thousand seventy-eight households, a populace of eleven lakh seventy-seven thousand three hundred and sixty-one of which five lakh sixty-two thousand one hundred and thirty-one are men and six lakh fifteen thousand two hundred and thirty are girls. The population of kids between ages zero to six is one lakh three thousand one hundred and sixty that is$8.76\% $ of the overall population.