Respiration in Ascaris is from Biology Animal Kingdom

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271.

Mehli's gland in tapeworm is associated with

  • respiration

  • reproduction

  • excretion

  • circulation


272.

Which of the following animals has a tetramorphic colony?

  • Velella

  • Physalia

  • Obelia

  • Porpita


273.

Select the correct set of animals of Class- Mammalia.

  • Lion, bat, whale, ostrich

  • Whale, bat, kangaroo, hippopotamus

  • Lion, hippopotamus, penguin, bat

  • Hippopotamus, penguin, whale, kangaroo


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274.

Respiration in Ascaris is

  • aerobic respiration

  • anaerobic respiration

  • Both (a) and (b)

  • None of the above


C.

Both (a) and (b)

Respiration in Ascaris is both anaerobic and aerobic. It occurs in different conditions.

In the process of anaerobic respiration, glycogen undergoes glycolysis to yield carbon dioxide, fatty acids and energy. The main fatty acids which are produced include valerianic butyric and caproic acids. These are excreted through cuticle and these impart a characteristic smell like that of a canned pineapple.


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275.

Comb jelly is member of phylum

  • Mollusca

  • Echinodermata

  • Coelenterata

  • Ctenophora


276.

Jaws present in which of the following?

  • Herdmania

  • Fishes

  • Petromyzon

  • Amphioxus


277.

Which of the following is not insect?

  • Spider

  • Grasshopper

  • Fly

  • Bee


278.

Microlecithal eggs are present in

  • Insects

  • Aves

  • Fishes

  • Mammals


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279.

Digestion in Leucosolenia and other sponges is

  • only extracellular

  • only intracellular

  • first extracellular, then intracellular

  • first intracellular, then extracellular


280.

A cysticerous in pig muscles can remain alive for

  • six months

  • one year

  • six years

  • one month


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