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Which one of the following groups of animals is bilaterally symmetrical and triploblastic?

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Important Questions on Animal Kingdom

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Match the following and choose correct combination.

Column I Column II
i) Cellular grade level a) Pheretima
ii) Tissue grade level b) Schistosoma
iii) Organ level c) Obelia
iv) Organ system level d) Sycon
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Which one of the following phyla is a pseudocoelomate?
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Match the species in Column-I with their respective feature of body organisation in Column-II
  Column-I   Column-II
P Mollusca i Pseudocoelom
Q Annelida ii Radula
R Nematoda iii Radial symmetry
S Echinodermata iv Segmentation

Choose the CORRECT combination.

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Match the following

   List - I     List - II
(a) Asymmetry (i) Cnidaria
(b) Radial symmetry (ii) Platyhelminthes
(c) Bilateral symmetry and Enterocoelom (iii) Porifera
(d) Bilateral symmetry without body cavity (iv) Hemichordata

The correct answer is

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Which of the following phyla possess body cavity as shown in the diagram below?

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Consider following features:

  • Organ system level of organisation
  • Bilateral symmetry
  • True coelomates with segmentation of body.

Select the correct option of animal group which possess all the above characteristics:

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The key evolutionary advance in Annelids is
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In which of the following organ system level of organisation is observed?

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Which of the following phylum possess multicellular, organ grade level of organisation?

1. Platyhelminthes

2. Porifera

3. Nematode

4. Protozoa

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Heteronomous segmentation, i.e., the division of labour resulting in dissimilarity of the metameres of the different regions of the body, is found in the phyla

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A bilaterally symmetrical animal can be divided into mirror images by

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A coelom (body cavity) derived from blastocoel is known

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Which level of organization is found in the majority of animals?
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______ is the study of internal structures of an organism.

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True segmentation (metameric) occurred for the first time in

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An undifferentiated layer, mesoglea, is present in