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(D) Metameric segmentation is a characteristic feature where the body is divided into repeating segments. $1$. $Annelida$ exhibit true metamerism,poss

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Annelida and Chordata

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(D) Metameric segmentation is a characteristic feature where the body is divided into repeating segments. $1$. $Annelida$ exhibit true metamerism,possess a true coelom (schizocoelom),and have a closed circulatory system. $2$. $Chordata$ also exhibit metamerism (seen in the arrangement of muscles and vertebrae),possess a true coelom (enterocoelom),and have a closed circulatory system. $3$. $Arthropoda$ show metamerism but have an open circulatory system. $4$. $Mollusca$ generally do not show metamerism and have an open circulatory system (except for Cephalopods). Therefore,both $Annelida$ and $Chordata$ satisfy all the given criteria.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Coelenterata	$(i)$ Parapodia
$(b)$ Arthropoda	$(ii)$ Radula
$(c)$ Annelida	$(iii)$ Malpighian tubules
$(d)$ Mollusca	$(iv)$ Cnidoblasts

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