1. | Salpa | 2. | Branchiostoma |
3. | Myxine | 4. | Scoliodon |
1. | Mollusca | 2. | Arthropoda |
3. | Annelida | 4. | Echinodermata |
1. | They are the only organisms to possess an endoskeleton. |
2. | They exhibit radial or bilateral symmetry depending on the stage. |
3. | They are the only animals exclusively inhabiting marine water. |
4. | Bioluminescence is well marked in these animals. |
1. | rag worm, an annelid |
2. | round worm, a nematode |
3. | flat worm, a platyhelminth |
4. | acorn worm, a hemichordate |
I: | important vectors for some human pathogens. |
II: | mosquitoes belonging to Arthropoda. |
III: | arthropods with closed circulatory system. |
IV: | arthropods lacking jointed appendages. |
Fasciola, Pila, Chaetopleura, Ancylostoma, Saccoglossus, Meandrina, Hirudinaria, Labeo, Ichthyophis |
Column I | Column II | |
1. | Ancylostoma, Taenia | Pseudocoelom, Bilateral symmetry |
2. | Delphinus, Camelus | Mammary glands, Hair |
3. | Octopus, Dentalium | Closed circulation, segmented body |
4. | Obelia, Hydra | Metagenesis, Diploblastic |
A: | Bilateral symmetry |
B: | Body covered with a plate like exoskeleton |
C: | Legs with joints and wings |
1. | Closed circulation |
2. | Lack of a true coelom |
3. | Ammonotelic excretion |
4. | Body divided into head, thorax and abdomen segments |
(a) | All living members of the class Cyclostomata are endoparasites in mammals. |
(b) | Cyclostomes have a sucking and circular mouth without jaws. |
(c) | Their body is devoid of scales and paired fins. |
(d) | Cranium and vertebral column are bony. |