Which is true for flatworms?

1.Bilaterally symmetrical

2.Triploblastic body plan

3.Acoelomate animals

4.All of these

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Which of the following helps in excretion and osmoregulation in Flatworms

1.Flame cells

2.Nephridia

3.Malphigian tubules

4.Green glands

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Hooks and Suckers are present in

1.All Flatworms

2.Parasitic flatworms

3.Non-parasitic flatworms

4.None of these

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Which of the following is known as Tapeworm

1.Dugesia tigrina

2.Taenia solium

3.Fasciola hepatica

4.Schistoma

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Which of the following is known liverfluke

1.Taeniasaginata

2.Taeniasolium

3.Fasciola hepatica

4.Schistoma

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Which of the following is not true about Flatworms

1.Fertilisation is internal

2.Indirect development

3.Hermaphrodite

4.Mesoderm is absent

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A phylum which are multicellular, having Bilateral symmetry and without body cavity is

1.Platyhelminthes

2.Aschelminthes

3.Nemathelminthes

4.Both 2 and 3

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Which is true for roundworms?

1.Organ-system level of body organisation

2.Tube within tube plan

3.Pseudo-coelomate animals

4.All of these

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Which of the following is not true for Roundworms

1.Complete alimentary canal

2.Well developed muscular pharynx

3.Both longitudinal and circular muscles present

4.Sexual Dimorphism

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Which is correct regarding Roundworms

1.Females are longer than males

2.Males are longer than females

3.Monoecious

4.Females are curved from its caudal end.

Subtopic:  Phylum Aschelminthes |
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