What is common to gastropods, cephalopods, and bivalves?

1. a mantle

2. a radula

3. torsion during development

4. an external shell

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The key evolutionary transition seen for the first time in annelids is
1. Cephalization
2. Development of a true coelom
3. Metameric segmentation
4. Deuterostome development

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Malphighian tubules are

(1) Excretory organs of insects

(2) Excretory organs of annelids

(3) Respiratory organs of insects

(4) Respiratory organs of annelids

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An insect regarded as the greatest mechanical carrier of diseases is

(1) Pediculus

(2) Cimex

(3) Musca

(4) Xenopsylla

Subtopic:  Phylum Arthropoda |
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Kala azar and oriental sore are spread by

(1) Housefly

(2) Bed bug

(3) Sand fly

(4) Dragon fly

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Adult Culex and Anopheles can be distinguished with the help of

(1) Mouth parts/colour

(2) Sitting posture

(3) Antennae/wings

(4) Feeding habits

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A larval stage occurs in the life cycle of all members of the group

1. Frog, Lizard, Cockroach
2. Ascaris, Housefly, Frog
3. Housefly, Earthworm, Mosquito
4. Butterfly, Mosquito, Frog
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Tracheae of Cockroach and Mammal are similar in having

(1) Paired nature

(2) Non-collapsible walls

(3) Ciliated inner lining

(4) Origin from head

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What is common among Scorpion, Crab, Honey bee and Siver fish?

(1) Compound eyes

(2) Jointed legs

(3) Poison glands

(4) Metamorphosis

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Insects never attain a huge size. The reason for this is

1. An inefficient respiratory system
2. Development of coelom
3. Inefficient osmoregulation
4. The weight of a chitinous exoskeleton

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