In which of the following option, genus, characters and its class/phylum are incorrectly matched? Genus Characters Class/ Phylum Presence of wings (a) |(1) Corvus Aves Air sacs connected to (b) lungs Distinct male and (a) female (2)Wuchereria Aschelminthes |(b), Internal fertilization Presence of two pairs of (a)limbs (3)Нyla Amphibia (b)Body is divisible into head and trunk (a) Lives in fresh water (4)Lamprey Chondrichthyes |(b)Cold blooded animal

In which of the following option, genus, characters and its class/phylum are incorrectly matched? Genus Characters Class/ Phylum Presence of wings (a) |(1) Corvus Aves Air sacs connected to (b) lungs Distinct male and (a) female (2)Wuchereria Aschelminthes |(b), Internal fertilization Presence of two pairs of (a)limbs (3)Нyla Amphibia (b)Body is divisible into head and trunk (a) Lives in fresh water (4)Lamprey Chondrichthyes |(b)Cold blooded animal

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Chapter28: Invertebrates

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Problem 22RQ: Which of the following features does not distinguish humans as a member of phylum Chordata? Human...

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