Unit elim #1 a) binary fission (mitosis) b) budding ) sponulation with the cilat

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Unit elim #1 a) binary fission (mitosis) b) budding ) sponulation with the cilate, Param ecius, - 3. In the sexual phase, some plasmodium meroaoites develo c) saprobes 2. In b) micronucle igmas a) macrocysts b) pellicle 4. Mosquito is the vector, but c) annelid 5. Cnidarian larvae are known as a) polyps b) cecariae 6. Of the animals listed below, all but the are not bilaterally symmetrical a) Mollusca b) arthropodsc) echinodermsdes 7. The were the first major group of coelomate nimalis to app a) chordates b) Mollusca 8. Which of the animals listed below are deuterostome? a) cnidarians b) echinoderms 9. The phylum with the largest number of species are the a) nematodes b) arthropods 10. A true coelom is a body cavity bounded by a) ectoderm b) endoderm c) mesoderm d) endodem and mesodem 11. Which of the following animals are not coelomate? a) Mollusca b) arthropods c) annelids are the simplest animals in which symmetry occur a) Porifera b) enidarians are organized into tissues 13. Cells of all animals but a) Porifera b) cnidarians 14. Which of the following is not in a same phylum c) Mollusca b) hydrozoa a) anthozoa appendages were the d) chordates c) arthropods 15. The first animals with jointed a) echinoderms b) enidarians

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Question number 1- Bacteria reproduce by binary fission in which cell nucleus divided into two and cell content also divide into two parts than ultimately cell divide into two daughter cells.

Question number 2- In sexual reproduction Paramecium exchange micronuclei as macronuclei is needed for survival of the organism .

Question number 3 - In this cycle this next phase is gametocytes form after rupturing the RBC.

QUESTION NUMBER 4- malaria is caused by plasmodium which is classified under the phylum apicomplexen.

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