Aschelminthes differs from other phyla in possessing
17%
Bilateral symmetry
13%
Parasitic mode
12%
Cylindrical Body
58%
Pseudocoelom
Q.3.
Radial symmetry occurs in
54%
Asterias
13%
Unio
11%
Schistosoma
22%
Taenia
Q.4.
Annelids do not have the following characters
9%
Triploblastic
12%
Metamerism
67%
Enterocoelic coelom
12%
Bilateral symmetry
Q.5.
Functional system for specific physiological functions are absent in
13%
Annelids
17%
Arthropods
59%
Coelenterates
12%
Molluscs
Q.6.
Segmentation is first observed in
52%
Annelida
20%
Aschelminthes
14%
Arthropoda
14%
Platyhelminthes
Q.7.
Which one is not a deuterostome
27%
Sea urchin
45%
Earthworms
17%
Sand dollar
11%
Ichthyophis
Q.8.
Body cavity not lined by mesoderm which develops from archenteron is found in
25%
Platyhelminthes
43%
Nematodes
25%
Echinoderms
7%
Annelids
Q.9.
Metameric segmentation is the characteristics of
65%
Annelida and Arthropoda
15%
Platyhelminthes and Arthropoda
13%
Mollusca and Chordata
7%
Echinodermata and Annelida
Q.10.
Group of bilateral symmetrical, triploblastic animals is
67%
Aschelminthes
10%
Sponges
14%
Ctenophores
10%
Coelenterates
Q.11.
Animals having single opening for mouth and anus is
56%
Fasciola
20%
Asterias
23%
Octopus
2%
Ascidia
Q.12.
Body cavity is the cavity present between the body wall and gut wall. In some animals the body cavity is not lined by mesoderm. Such animals are called
11%
Haemocoelomate
8%
Coelomate
48%
Pseudocoelomate
32%
Acoelomate
Q.13.
Coelomate animals in which blastopore forms anus is
4%
Protostomate
49%
Deutrostomate
40%
Blastostomate
7%
None of the above
Q.14.
Enterocoelous cavity occurs in
13%
Protostomia
57%
Deuterostomia
21%
Blastostomia
9%
Astomia
Q.15.
Animals with mesoderm occurring in scattered pouches is
12%
Lancet
19%
Tapeworm
51%
Filaria worm
18%
Earthworm
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