'M' cells (Mesoblast cells) play an important role in the development of which body cavity

1.  Schizocoelome

2.  Pseudocoelome

3.  Enterocoelome

4.  Coelenterone

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Schizocoelome


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Development of mesoderm in the form of muscles in body wall, leaving the alimentary canal non-muscular is the feature of

1.  Acoelomates

2.  Pseudocoelomates

3.  Enterocoelomates

4.  Schizocoelomates

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Pseudocoelomates


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The structure which join two bones at joints are made up of

1.  Elastic fibres

2.  Collagen fibres

3.  Fibrocytes

4.  Chondrocytes

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Elastic fibres


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The animal that has 19 body segments 6 pairs of appendages and respires through the trachea is

1.  Spider

2.  Prawn

3.  Scorpion

4.  Head louse

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Spider


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The formation of mesoderm as evaginated sacs from the archenteron is characteristic of

1.  Palamnaeus

2.  Pila

3.  Physalia

4.  Pentaceros

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Pentaceros


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The flagellum in Astasca is

1.  Pantonematic

2.  Acronematic

3.  Pantacronematic

4.  Stichonematic

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Stichonematic


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The response to external stimulus is quicker and more precise in this symmetry

1.  Radial

2.  Bilateral

3.  Spherical

4.  Biradial

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Bilateral


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The cyst wall of Euglena is made up of

1.  Carbohydrates

2.  Lipoproteins

3.  Lipids

4.  Histones

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Carbohydrates


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The type of pseudopodia seen in Lecithium is

1.  Axopodia

2.  Reticulopodia

3.  Filopodia

4.  Lobopodia

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Filopodia


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The scientific name of the lung fluke of man is

1.  Hymenolepis nana

2.  Schistosomum haematobium

3.  Pargonimus vestermani

4.  Echinococcus granulosus

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Pargonimus vestermani


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