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1.
From which phylum the use of muscles for locomotion starts in the Animal Kingdom?
2.
From which phylum the separation of sexes starts in the Animal Kingdom?
3.
What is the major difference between coelomates and acoelomates?
4.
Which type of digestive system is found in Platyhelminthes?
5.
Write two key features of Aves.
6.
What is the level of organisation in Porifera?
7.
Distinguish between Urochordata and Cephalochordatqa.
8.
Justify 'snakes have a strong sense of smell'.
9.
Which special features help fishes to sense their environment?
10.
What do you understand by alternation of generation in cnidarians?
11.
Describe the respiratory system of birds
12.
Why Peripatus is called a connecting link between annelids and arthropods?
13.
Name a molluscs which has an internal shell and which does not have a shell?
14.
Define the terms amphids and phasmids found in Aschelminthes.
15.
Difference between the complete and incomplete digestive system.
1.
Annelida.
2.
Aschelminthes.
3.
In coelomates the mesoderm is lining the body cavity, while in acoelomates the mesoderm is present in small pouches.
4.
Closed type digestive system.
5.
(a) Forelimbs are modified into wings.
(b) Bones are pneumatic for weight reduction.
6.
Cellular level of organisation
7.
In Urochordata, notochord is present only in larval tail, while in Cephalochordata, it extends from head to tail region and is persistent throughout their life.
8.
Snakes have strong sense of smell because, their forked tongue is frequently linked to pick up smell bearing molecules from the air or ground and are inserted with special sense organs called Jacobson's organs in the roof of the mouth to identify the smell
9.
Fishes have following sense organs to sense their external environment
(i) Ear is formed of only one internal ear having three semicircular canals
(ii) Olfactory sacs (nasal chambers) do not open in buccal cavity as internal nares are absent
(iii) Lateral line sensory system is present to note the changes in surrounding water
10.
The cnidarians complete their life cycle through two phases,i.e., asexually reproducing polyp phase and sexually reproducing medusa phase.Those cnidarians which exist in both forms exhibit alternation of generation(metagenesis).
11.
Birds respire through lungs (pulmonary respiration).The lungs have air sacs which help indouble respiration and act as internal cooling agents.Sound producing organ is syrinx (at the base of trachea) and larynx has no vocal cords
12.
Annelid characters Peripatus have jointed parapodia (legs), haemocoel, trachae for respiration and head with a pair of compound eyes and antennae.
13.
Internal shell-In Sepia(cuttle fish),Loligo(squid)
Shell absent-Octopus(devil fish)
14.
Amphids are pits commonly having olfactory chemoreceptors.
Phasmids are glandulo-secretory porous sensory structures.
15.
Digestive system having only a single opening to the outside of the body that serves as both mouth and anus, called incomplete digestive system while a complete digestive system has two separate openings, i.e mouth and anus.
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