ZOOLOGY (2017 MARCH, +1)
ANSWERS
1. c) Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Genus →
Species.
2. b) Tracheal system
3. A. Specialized connective tissue
B. Adipose tissue
C. Irregular
D. Cartilage
4.
A |
B |
C |
Phylum/class |
Common example |
Unique feature |
Pisces |
Scoliodon |
Presence of 2 chambered heart |
Mammalia |
Felis |
Presence of hairs |
Arthropoda |
Aedes |
Open circulatory system |
OR
a)
Reptilia. E.g. Crocodiles
b) Ctenophora. E.g. Ctenoplana
c) Hemichordate. E.g. Balanoglossus
5. Aschelminthes
(Roundworms).
6.
.
Radial symmetry |
Bilateral symmetry |
Physalia |
Tapeworm |
Adamsia |
Fasciola |
7. Inspiration and
expiration.
Inspiration |
Expiration |
• Diaphragm contracts |
• Diaphragm relaxes |
8. a) A – Canine B – Molars
b) ii) 2123/2123
9. A. Serine/ Amino acid B. Adenylic acid or Adenosine phosphate or
AMP C. Cholesterol
10. Antibody – Sensory receptor
11. A – Meromyosin B – Light meromyosin
12. a) ii) Corpus luteum.
b) A – Axonite B – Synaptic vesicle C – Synaptic cleft D – Neurotransmitter (or
its example)
B – Lowers blood glucose level (Hypoglycemic hormone)
D – Thymosin
14. a) iii) P-wave represents
auricular depolarization.
b) A – Aorta
B – Superior vena cava
C – Pulmonary artery
D - Chordae tendinae
15. Prawn – Antennal gland
Earthworm – Nephridia