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Zoology

Which one of the following sponges has megascleres embedded in spongin fibres?

A. Spongilla
B. Sycon
C. Euplectella
D. Tethya

Pheronoma is commonly known as:

A. Glass rope sponge
B. Bath sponge
C. Bowl sponge
D. Horse sponge

Zoochlorellae can be found in:

A. Hippospongia
B. Euspongia
C. Spongilla
D. Halichondria

Which of the following is not common to all porifers?

A. Perforated body
B. Choanocytes
C. Mesoglea
D. Spongin fibres

Sponges are considered to show an advancement over protozoa because:

A. They have a large multicellular body
B. They have a triploblastic body
C. They have a pseudocoel
D. They have spicules

Glass sponges belong to the class:

A. Dermospongea
B. Tetractinellida
C. Calcarea
D. Hexactinellida

Which is known as "Dead man's finger"?

A. Chalina
B. Spongilla
C. Euspongia
D. Halichondria

Which of the folk wing exhibits a commensal association with shrimps?

A. Spongilla
B. Chalina
C. Cliona
D. Euplectella

Poriferans belonging to class Hexactinellida are:

A. Exclusively marine
B. Exclusively fresh water
C. Both marine and fresh water
D. Terrestrial

The commercial bath sponge, Euspongia belongs to the subclass:

A. Keratosa
B. Tetractinellida
C. Monosxodina
D. Heteroceola

Which of the following is not a sponge?

A. Euspongia
B. Proterospongia
C. Spongilla
D. Cliona

The larval form found in phylum porifera is called:

A. Bipinnaria
B. Planula
C. Amphiblastula
D. Olynthus

Leuconoid canal system is present in:

A. Euspongia
B. Leucosolenia
C. Grantia
D. Euplectella

In Euplectella the spicules are:

A. One rayed
B. Three rayed
C. Four rayed
D. Six rayed

Ciliona (boring sponge) belongs to:

A. Tetractinellida
B. Hexactinellida
C. Monoaxonida
D. Keratosa

Hyalonema belongs to:

A. Hexactinellida
B. Calcarea
C. Demospongiae
D. Sclerospongiae

Canal system in porifera serves the function of:

A. Nutrition
B. Reproduction
C. Respiration
D. All of these

Phylum porifera is characterised by the absence of:

A. Sexual reproduction
B. Skeletal system
C. Locomotory organelles
D. Power of regeneration

Which of the following subclass of sponges is characterised by the presence of spongin only?

A. Tetractinellida
B. Hexactinellida
C. Monoaxonida
D. Keratosa

Animals belonging to phylum proifera are characterised by the possession of:

A. Solenocytes
B. Nematocysts
C. Chondriocytes
D. Choanocytes

Sponges are classified on the basis of:

A. Reproduction
B. Nervous system
C. Cellular organisation
D. Skeletal system

Noctiluca belongs to class:

A. Rhizopoda
B. Sporozoa
C. Ciliata
D. Mastigophora

Which one is not a type of pseudopodia?

A. Filopodia
B. Parapodia
C. Axopodia
D. Lobopodia

Which is true for all protozoans?

A. Absence of skeleton
B. Unicellular body
C. Marine habitat
D. Sexual reproduction

Colonympha is a:

A. Symbiotic protozoan
B. Hyperparasitic protozoan
C. Endoparasitic protozoan
D. Planktonic protozoan