Discuss the different reproductive modes observed in class insecta.

Q: Discuss the unique reproductive capacity of the bdelloid rotifer.

A: Bdelloid rotifers belong to kingdom Animalia and phylum rotifera.They are mainly found in freshwater…

Q: Name the larvae whose larva is Rhabditiform.

A: Strongyloidiasis is a parasitic infection caused by a roundworm found in soil. These worms are…

Q: Explain one key process involved in the development of insects from one instar stage to another

A: Before the insect attains sexual maturity, the insect is referred to as a larva that undergoes…

Q: Stages in the life cycle of silkworm are given below. Write them in sequential order.pupa, silkworm,…

A: Natural fibers are obtained from plants and animals. Cotton, jute and flax are all plant fibers.…

Q: Describe the process involved in hermaphrodite reproductive strategy in chaetognatha.

A: Chaetognaths also called as arrow worm because of its shape as torpedo or arrow. These are dominant…

Q: why is it important to know and properly identify insects that are of agricultural importance?

A: Securing high and quality yields while ensuring that agricultural production is environmentally…

Q: Identify the unique features of the molluscs.

A: The group of eukaryotic, multicellular, and heterotrophic organisms is classified under the kingdom…

Q: Define acoelomate

A: Acoelomate are invertebrates that do not contain a coelom or a body cavity. The organisms belonging…

Q: 70203 52000 CHIRAGRA SPIDER CONCH Harpago chiragra Linnaeus 1758 49+0

A: Introduction Characteristics of Mollusca are- 1. They are triploblastic. 2. They are bilaterally…

Q: In whose phylum veliger larva occurs?

A: A larva is a juvenile form of animal with indirect development that looks completely different from…

Q: Explain the preferable microscope settings for studying fertilization & maturation in Ascaris eggs.

A: Ascaris is infection to human where Fertilized and unfertilized Ascaris lumbricoides eggs are passed…

Q: Discuss the developmental stages in holometabolous insect

A: Some amphibians, insects, fishes, etc continue to abruptly develop their morphology by active cell…

Q: Describe the various methods of asexual reproduction in Ulothrix.

A: Ulothrix genus is a fresh water green algae found in ponds and lakes. The cells contain a distinct…

Q: 10 major endopterygote larvae of your choice (Make drawings

A: The Endopterygota constitute the most diverse insect superorder, with over 1 million living species…

Q: Could Water Temperature Affect the Prevalence of Anisakids Nematodes in Fish? please cite sources

A: Anisakidosis is a zoonotic parasitic infection spread by members of the Anisakidae family. Anisakis,…

Q: Sketch and label the mature archegonium of Funaria

A: Multiplication or division by a numerical element, collection of the right number of important…

Q: Explain about the Biology of a Roundworm ?

A: Roundworms range in length from but one millimetre to over seven meters (23 feet) long. As their…

Q: Write down classification of insect orders on the basis of wings development externally. Elaborate…

A: Insects belong to the phylum Arthropoda in the animal kingdom. It is one of the largest phylum in…

Q: Differentiate between planogametic copulation and gametangial copulation.

A: Sexual reproduction takes place by fusion of two nuclei originating from two individuals of opposite…

Q: List the two major groups of animals in theDeuterostomia.

A: Deuterostomia are organism in which development of anus takes place first from the dorsal blastopore…

Q: Describe the roundworm body plan

A: Roundworms, also known as nematodes, are parasitic worms that belong to the phylum Nematoda and are…

Q: explain the advances of subclass actinopterygii

A: Animals consist of millions of species and are classified into vertebrates and invertebrates based…

Q: Define migratory slug,

A: Dictyostelium shows a type of multicellular organization and this is formed from the unicellular…

Q: What kind of cleavage pattern characterizes snail development? Describe its orientation.

A: Snails, earthworms and flatworms are remarkably different animals, but they all exhibit a very…

Q: What are the example of annelida?

A: All the animal species on Earth are classified into different phyla or groups. They are classified…

Q: Write ashort note on phylum-annelida?

A: Invertebrates are the animals that lack the backbone, like arthropod, mollusks, annelid,…

Q: Class: Common Name:

A: The Spiders are commonly found worldwide nearly in every land or space of inhabitation except…

Q: Giving details diagram the process of tetrasporic megagametogenesis. Give full details

A: INTRODUCTION      It is a process of maturing female gametophyte in plant production. In the female…

Q: Describe the ecological roles played by roundworms.

A: Roundworms are recognized as a very small organism that resides in the intestine of humans. This is…

Q: In the sexual reproducing phyla Nematoda, are the animal’s hermaphrodites or separate  sexes?

A: Hermaphrodites are the animals which have both the sexes present in the same body i,.e they are able…

Q: Discuss about the Phylum Annelida.

A: Annelids are bilateral and protosomial eucoelomate whose  whose long, narrow and worm like body is…

Q: Give the broad definition of Annelida.

A: Introduction Phylum Annelida belongs to the kingdom Animalia. They are found in both aquatic and…

Q: The following taxa have many species that commonly reproduce asexually. Choose all that apply.…

A: Out of the given options, the species that commonly reproduce asexually are - Platyhelminthes,…

Q: Name 5 families of agricultural importance (pest and/or beneficial) for the following orders: 1.…

A: Insects are the most common pests that eat the leaves, fruits, vegetables, etc., and lead to damage.…

Q: Class Bivalvia which is known as pelecypods can be found in marine and freshwater habitats. By…

A: ''Answer: The second-largest phylum of invertebrates is Mollusca and Bivalvia is one of the classes…

Q: Name, compare, and contrast the two major types of insect metamorphosi

A: Metamorphosis is the process of growth or development of an organism after birth. It involves all…

Q: Give a short note on the reproductive system of Rana?

A: Reproductive system or the genital system includes all organs and their related structures that…

Q: Provide a detailed summary of spatial distribution of Epigeic earthworms. Also include distribution…

A: Epigeic earthworms are the earthworms that live on the leaf litter and obtain food from it without…

Q: Relate anatomical adaptations of some species of flatworms to their parasitic mode of life. Give 5.

A: Parasitic adaptability refers to parasites' ability to withstand the microenvironment of a host's…