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Q.

Which of the following options correctly matches a genus with its two characters and its phylum?

1.Obelia(i)Alternation of polyp and medusaCnidaria
(ii)Comb plates help in locomotion
2.Nereis(i)Metameric segmentationAnnelida
(ii)Jointed legs
3.Sepia(i)Gills have respiratory and excretory functionsArthropoda
(ii)File-like radula for rasping
4.Ascidia(i)Ventral heartChordata
(ii)Notochord in larval tail

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1

b

4

c

2

d

3

answer is D.

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Detailed Solution

Sepia belongs to Mollusca.

Jointed legs are absent in Nereis.

Obelia lacks comb plates. Comb plates are a characteristic of ctenophores.

Ascidia has notochord in tail and ventral heart - Urochordata.

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Which of the following options correctly matches a genus with its two characters and its phylum?1.Obelia(i)Alternation of polyp and medusaCnidaria(ii)Comb plates help in locomotion2.Nereis(i)Metameric segmentationAnnelida(ii)Jointed legs3.Sepia(i)Gills have respiratory and excretory functionsArthropoda(ii)File-like radula for rasping4.Ascidia(i)Ventral heartChordata(ii)Notochord in larval tail