Which cells in sponges are called ‘collar cells’?
A. Pinacocytes B. Spongocytes C. Choanocytes D. Grey cells
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A. Pinacocytes B. Spongocytes C. Choanocytes D. Grey cells
A. Cnidaria B. Nematodes C. Platyhelminthes D. Sponges
A. Pinacocytes B. Spongocytes C. Rhabdiferous cells D. Choanocytes
A. John Ray B. Huxley and Stricklandt C. Carolus Linnaeus D. Charles Darwin
A. Genus B. Species C. Phylum D. Class
A. Archaeocytes B. Spongocytes C. Rhabdiferous cells D. Grey cells
A. Pinacocytes B. Spongocytes C. Rhabdiferous cells D. Grey cells
A. Pinacocytes B. Spongocytes C. Rhabdiferous cells D. Grey cells
A. Pinacocytes B. Sclerocytes C. Porocytes D. Choanocytes
A. Pinacocytes B. Myocytes C. Porocytes D. Choanocytes
A. Pinacocytes B. Lophocytes C. Collencytes D. Choanocytes
A. Pinacocytes B. Lophocytes C. Collencytes D. Choanocytes
A. Pinacocytes B. Lophocytes C. Collencytes D. Choanocytes
A. Sponges B. Platyhelminthes C. Protozoa D. Plasmodium
a. Physiological and Biochemicalb. Evolutionary and Phylogeneticc. Taxonimic and systematicd. None of the above
a. Primatab. Orthopterac. Dipterad. Insecta
a. Taxonb. Varietyc. Speciesd. Strain
A. Carl Woese B. Walter Rosen C. Wilson D. Charles Darwin
A. Phylogenetics B. Dendrogram C. Cladogram D. Taxonomy
A. DAISY B. INOTAXA C. SPIDA D. ALIS
A. Carl Woese B. John Ray C. Carolus Linnaeus D. Charles Darwin
A. Carl Woese B. John Ray C. Carolus Linnaeus D. Charles Darwin
A. Carl Woese B. Huxley and Stricklandt C. Carolus Linnaeus D. Charles Darwin
A. Carl Woese B. Huxley and Stricklandt C. Carolus Linnaeus D. Charles Darwin
A. Carl Woese B. John Ray C. Carolus Linnaeus D. Whittaker
A. Liger B. Tigon C. Panthera leo D. Litigon
A. Liger B. Tigon C. Panthera leo D. Litigon
A. mule B. hinny C. stallion D. mare
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