In a sponge, water current is considered a “functional substitute” for many organ systems because the same flow simultaneously supports
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Chapter 2: Phylum Porifera (Set-4)
A sponge increases pumping efficiency mainly because choanocyte flagella create a one-way current from entry pores to the A Mesohyl
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In sponges, the internal canal design mainly increases efficiency by maximizing contact between water and A Muscle layers B Nerve
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In Porifera, the key reason water flow is continuous is to support feeding, respiration, and waste removal together A Muscle
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Which statement best describes adult sponges in Porifera A Sessile filter feeders B Free-swimming predators C Segmented coelomates D Active
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The structure that allows Euglena to change body shape without a true wall is A Silica frustule B Pellicle strips
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A feature proving Protista are eukaryotic is presence of A No organelles B No DNA C True nucleus D No
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In Amoeba, the temporary “false feet” used for movement and feeding are A Flagella threads B Cilia rows C Pseudopodia
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In protists, locomotory organelles are mainly used for A Protein folding B DNA storage C Cell wall formation D Movement
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– Protista mainly includes organisms that are mostly A Multicellular prokaryotes B Colonial bacteria only C Unicellular eukaryotes D Multicellular
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