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101.

chloragogen cells help in 

  • respiration

  • reproduction

  • circulation

  • nutrition


D.

nutrition

Chloragogen cells or yellow cells are present in the region of intestine in Pheretima. The exact function of these cells is not fully known but it is believed that they are concerned with storage of reserve food and also excretory in function. Chloragogen cells are analogous to liver of vertebrates.


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102.

'Sea fan' belongs to

  • Coelenterata

  • Porifera

  • Echinodermata

  • Mollusca


103.

Trochophore is the larva of

  • Neopilina

  • Chiton

  • Pila

  • All of these


104.

Food storage in Leucosolenia occur by

  • ostia

  • osculum

  • thesocyte

  • spongocoel


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105.

Chloragogen cells of earthworms are analogous to vertebrate

  • lungs

  • liver

  • gut

  • kidneys


106.

Class Crustacea differs from lnsecta in having

  • two pairs of antennae

  • jointed foot

  • chitinous cuticle

  • none of the above


107.

Which of the following character is present essentialy in chordates 

  • Ventral spinal chord

  • Dorsal heart

  •  Pharyngeal gill slits

  • Blood flow in forward direction in ventral blood vessels


108.

Number of cranial nerves in frog

  • 10 pairs 

  •  9 pairs 

  • 12 pairs 

  • none of these


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109.

In contrast to annelids the platyhelminthes show

  • radial symmetry

  • presence of pseudocoel

  • bilateral symmetry

  • absence of body cavity


110.

Mantle, foot and shell are the characteristics of

  • Nautilus

  • Echinus

  • Limulus

  • Euplectella


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