Animal Kingdom questions
798 published questions with worked solutions.
- Blood vascular system of Pheretima consists of
- The clitellum divides the body of earthworm into ...... regions
- In which part of the earthworm sense organs are most concentrated
- In earthworm, a pair of male gential pores are present on the ventro-lateral side of the segment
- The first segment of earthworm's body, which contains mouth is called
- The dorsal surface of the earthworm's body is marked by
- ..... pair of spermathecae are located in .....segments of earthworm
- The body of earthworm is divided into
- In earthworm, pharyngeal nephridia are present as three paired tufts in the segments
- Which of the following nephridia in earthworm remain attached to the lining of the body wall of segment 3 to the last?
- The function of typhosole in earthworm is
- In earthworm a nerve cord is
- In which of the following segments of earthworm, septal nephridia present
- Gizzard in earthworm help in
- The main role of calciferous glands present in stomach of earthworm is
- In earthworm, nephridium collects the excess of fluid from the
- In earthworm, a single female genital pore is present in the mid-ventral line of the segment number
- In earthworm *Pheretima*, a prominent dark band of glandular tissue (clitellum) is present in the segments number
- Fertilisation and development in earthworms occurs with in the
- How many pairs of testes are present in earthworm?
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