NEET Zoology Classification Basis MCQ Question
Which of the following combinations correctly describes features of specific animal groups?
Cyclostomata: Ectoparasitic, elongated body; Cnidaria: Diploblastic, polyp and medusa forms.
Mollusca: Scales, closed circulatory system; Echinodermata: Radula, marine organisms.
Porifera: Central gastro-vascular cavity, stinging cells; Annelida: Parapodia for locomotion.
Reptilia: Jawless mouth, gill slits; Cnidaria: Tissue level organization, skeleton made of calcium.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Cyclostomata are indeed ectoparasitic with elongated bodies and have multiple gill slits, while Cnidaria are diploblastic and exhibit polyp and medusa forms. This aligns with the descriptions provided in the NCERT context.
Found an issue with this question?
Related Questions
More from Classification Basis
More from
Which of the following combinations correctly describe characteristics of the phylum Arthropoda?
If an echinoderm's larval stage has bilateral symmetry and it develops into a radially symmetrical adult, how many distinct symmetry patterns are exhi...
What type of body covering do arthropods possess?