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Snails belong to the phylum Mollusca which also includes

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Important Questions on Diversity in Living Organisms

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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 78
Pila (Pond snail) is characterized by
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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 79
Spiny-skinned invertebrates belong to phylum: 
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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 80
Asterias (Starfish) moves with the help of: 
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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 81
Which of the following acts as a link between non-chordates and chordates?
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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 82
All the chordates are characterized by the presence of:
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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 83
Given specimen of Amphioxus is said to be a blueprint of chordates because
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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 84
Following specimen of Dog fish was identified as cartilage fish and not a bony fish because of: Question Image
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MODERN's abc+ OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY For Class IX>Chapter 4 - Diversity in Living Organisms>Revision Exercises On Practical Skills (with Answers)>Q 85
Body of dogfish is covered by an exoskeleton of: