What is common to gastropods, cephalopods, and bivalves?
1. a mantle
2. a radula
3. torsion during development
4. an external shell
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
Malphighian tubules are
(1) Excretory organs of insects
(2) Excretory organs of annelids
(3) Respiratory organs of insects
(4) Respiratory organs of annelids
An insect regarded as the greatest mechanical carrier of diseases is
(1) Pediculus
(2) Cimex
(3) Musca
(4) Xenopsylla
Kala azar and oriental sore are spread by
(1) Housefly
(2) Bed bug
(3) Sand fly
(4) Dragon fly
Adult Culex and Anopheles can be distinguished with the help of
(1) Mouth parts/colour
(2) Sitting posture
(3) Antennae/wings
(4) Feeding habits
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 |
Tracheae of Cockroach and Mammal are similar in having
(1) Paired nature
(2) Non-collapsible walls
(3) Ciliated inner lining
(4) Origin from head
What is common among Scorpion, Crab, Honey bee and Siver fish?
(1) Compound eyes
(2) Jointed legs
(3) Poison glands
(4) Metamorphosis
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 |