Animal Kingdom questions
798 published questions with worked solutions.
- Match the following and select the correct option. | | | | |---|---|---| | (A) Cyclostomes | | (1) Hemichordata | | (B) Aves | |...
- The ova of the earthworms are fertilised by the sperm within the
- On which segment of earthworm a pair of short and conical caecae project from the intestine?
- From earthworm, two pairs of testes are present in the segments
- Pheretima exhibit ..... type of blood vascular system
- Earthworm is a
- The ventral surface of the body of earthworm is distinguished by
- Which of the following statement is/are incorrect with reference to earthworms? I. They are soft and naked and hence, cannot...
- Blood glands are present on which segments of the earthworm?
- Which of the following is the characteristic feature of the earthworm?
- Blood cells of the earthworm are ..... in nature
- Faecal deposits of earthworm are known as
- Earthworm lives in the burrows made by boring and swallowing the soil to
- Which of the following segments in the earthworm's body having no setae
- Which of the following metalloprotein is found in the blood of earthworm?
- Numerous minute pores opens on the surface of the body of earthworm are called
- Which of the following organ regulates the volume and composition of the body fluids of earthworm?
- In earthworm, the alimentary canal open to the exterior by a small rounded aperture known as
- Which of the following segment contains the cerebral ganglion in the earthworm?
- Earthworm feeds upon
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