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(A) The classification of $Vertebrata$ is as follows:$Vertebrata$ is divided into two divisions: $A$ (Agnatha) and $B$ (Gnathostomata).$A$ (Agnatha) i

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$III - IV - VI - I - V - II$

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(A) The classification of $Vertebrata$ is as follows:$Vertebrata$ is divided into two divisions: $A$ (Agnatha) and $B$ (Gnathostomata).$A$ (Agnatha) includes the class $C$ (Cyclostomata).$B$ (Gnathostomata) is divided into two superclasses: $D$ (Pisces) and Tetrapoda.$D$ (Pisces) is further divided into two classes: $E$ (Chondrichthyes) and $F$ (Osteichthyes).Matching the given options with the labels:$A = III$ (Agnatha)$B = IV$ (Gnathostomata)$C = VI$ (Cyclostomata)$D = I$ (Pisces)$E = V$ (Chondrichthyes)$F = II$ (Osteichthyes)Therefore,the correct sequence is $III - IV - VI - I - V - II$.

$(1)$ Diploblastic	$(a)$ Protozoa to Echinodermata
$(2)$ Coelomate	$(b)$ Platyhelminthes to Chordata
$(3)$ Triploblastic	$(c)$ Coelenterata
$(4)$ Invertebrates	$(d)$ Annelida to Chordata

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Fill in the blanks marked in the classification table of $Vertebrata$ from the choices provided below with respect to $A, B, C, D, E$ and $F$ and choose the correct option:$I$. Pisces$II$. Osteichthyes$III$. Agnatha$IV$. Gnathostomata$V$. Chondrichthyes$VI$. Cyclostomata$A - B - C - D - E - F$