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Important Questions on Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)

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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 7
In spite of the multicellular nature, the sponges are kept in a separate subkingdom Parazoa due to the following important reason:
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 8
Freshwater sponges belong to the family
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 9
Most of the sponges are
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 10
The multicellular animals having relatively "unspecialised" cells are
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 11
Stinging animals were included in the phylum
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 12
The first true metazoans are:
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 13
Identify the freshwater cnidarian from the following.
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 22 - Animal Diversity - I (Invertebrate Phyla)>EXERCISE>Q 14
Diploblastic body and radial symmetry are present in phylum