(B) Sea Anemone (scientific name $Adamsia$) belongs to the phylum $Cnidaria$ (also known as $Coelenterata$).Sea Lily (scientific name $Antedon$) belon

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(B) Sea Anemone (scientific name $Adamsia$) belongs to the phylum $Cnidaria$ (also known as $Coelenterata$).Sea Lily (scientific name $Antedon$) belongs to the phylum $Echinodermata$.Therefore,the correct sequence is $Cnidaria$ and $Echinodermata$.

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Sea Anemone and Sea Lily belong to which phyla respectively?

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Echinodermata and Mollusca
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Cnidaria and Echinodermata
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Mollusca and Cnidaria
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Echinodermata and Cnidaria

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Match the animals in Column-$I$ with their common names in Column-$II$.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$. Limulus $(i)$. Tusk shell
$(b)$. Ophiura $(ii)$. Tapeworm
$(c)$. Taenia $(iii)$. Brain coral
$(d)$. Meandrina $(iv)$. King crab
$(e)$. Dentalium $(v)$. Brittle star

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Match the following columns and select the correct option.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$ Gregarious,polyphagous pest $(i)$ Asterias
$(b)$ Adult with radial symmetry and larva with bilateral symmetry $(ii)$ Scorpion
$(c)$ Book lungs $(iii)$ Ctenoplana
$(d)$ Bioluminescence $(iv)$ Locusta

$(a)\quad(b)\quad(c)\quad(d)$

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The adult stage of a housefly or mosquito is known as:

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Identify the type of digestive system in the organisms shown below.

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Select the correct match for $X$ and $Y$:
Column $X$ Column $Y$
$(1)$ Skin without scales $(P)$ Catla
$(2)$ Placoid scales $(Q)$ Hagfish
$(3)$ Cycloid scales $(R)$ Chameleon
$(4)$ Epidermal scales $(S)$ Ray-fish

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Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$. Limulus	$(i)$. Tusk shell
$(b)$. Ophiura	$(ii)$. Tapeworm
$(c)$. Taenia	$(iii)$. Brain coral
$(d)$. Meandrina	$(iv)$. King crab
$(e)$. Dentalium	$(v)$. Brittle star

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Gregarious,polyphagous pest	$(i)$ Asterias
$(b)$ Adult with radial symmetry and larva with bilateral symmetry	$(ii)$ Scorpion
$(c)$ Book lungs	$(iii)$ Ctenoplana
$(d)$ Bioluminescence	$(iv)$ Locusta

Column $X$	Column $Y$
$(1)$ Skin without scales	$(P)$ Catla
$(2)$ Placoid scales	$(Q)$ Hagfish
$(3)$ Cycloid scales	$(R)$ Chameleon
$(4)$ Epidermal scales	$(S)$ Ray-fish

Sea Anemone and Sea Lily belong to which phyla respectively?

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Match the animals in Column-$I$ with their common names in Column-$II$.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$. Limulus $(i)$. Tusk shell
$(b)$. Ophiura $(ii)$. Tapeworm
$(c)$. Taenia $(iii)$. Brain coral
$(d)$. Meandrina $(iv)$. King crab
$(e)$. Dentalium $(v)$. Brittle star

Select the correct match for $X$ and $Y$:
Column $X$ Column $Y$
$(1)$ Skin without scales $(P)$ Catla
$(2)$ Placoid scales $(Q)$ Hagfish
$(3)$ Cycloid scales $(R)$ Chameleon
$(4)$ Epidermal scales $(S)$ Ray-fish