Tube feet is the locomotory organ in  from Biology Animal K

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131.

Chondrichthyes is characterised by

  • Placoid scale

  • Ventral mouth

  • Ctenoid scale and ventral mouth

  • Placoid scale and ventral mouth


132.

Animals of class-Mammalia have

  • Seven cervical vertebrae

  • Seven cranial nerve

  • Single ventricular chamber

  • Fourteen cervical vertebrae


133.

The echinoderms are

  • arborial insects

  • marine animals

  • terrestrial insects

  • freshwater forms


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134.

Tube feet is the locomotory organ in 

  • starfish

  • jelly fish

  • silver fish

  • Scoliodon


A.

starfish

Tube feet are extensible tubular processes bearing suckers and present in rows on the under surface of Echinoderms. These are connected internally with water vascular system. Each tube foot has an ampulla, a podium and a sucker. These are sensory structures that take part in adhesion, locomotion, respiration and food capturing. 

Jelly fish is a member of Phylum- Coelenterata. Scoiliodon is a fish and silver fish is an arthropod.


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135.

Sea gulls excrete excess of NaCl from

  • liver

  • lungs

  • nasal activity

  • kidney


136.

Connecting link between annelids and molluscs is

  • Neopilina

  • Peripatus

  • Periplaneta

  • Limulus


137.

Ruminants belong to order

  • Proboscida

  • Artiodactyla

  • Marsupials

  • Edentata


138.

Which of the following have notochord throughout life?

  • Birds

  • Fish

  • Snake

  • Amphioxus


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139.

During unfavourable conditions, the sponges form

  • cyst

  • encyst

  • spicule

  • Gemmule


140.

Shell of molluscs is derived from

  • foot

  • mantle

  • ctenidia

  • placoid


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