I: | do not belong to the same class but belong to the same super-class. |
II: | are placed under the same division in sub-phylum vertebrata. |
1. | A and B are correct | 2. | A and C are correct |
3. | A and D are correct | 4. | B and C are correct |
I: | lacks a coelom |
II: | is triploblastic |
III: | is expected to have bilateral symmetry |
IV: | is expected to be dorso-ventrally flattened |
I: | having radial symmetry in adults and larvae |
II: | having three germ layers |
III: | lacking a coelom |
I: | The body is segmented metamerically. |
II: | The symmetry is bilateral and they have a true coelom |
I: | Cnidoblasts |
II: | Triploblastic organisation |
III: | Well developed polyp stage in life cycle |
A | B | C | |
1 | Pseudocoelomate | Acoelmate | Eucoelomate |
2 | Acoelmate | Pseudocoelomate | Acoelmate |
3 | Acoelmate | Pseudocoelomate | Eucoelomate |
4 | Acoelomate | Pseudocoelomate | Pseudocoelomate |
1. | Echinodermata | 2. | Porifera |
3. | Cnidaria | 4. | Mollusca |
I: | All members of Animalia are multicellular. |
II: | All members with triploblastic organisation have bilateral symmetry as adults. |
III: | Sponges are mostly radially symmetrical. |
IV: | An undifferentiated layer, mesoglea, is present in between the ectoderm and the endoderm in triplobalstic organisms. |