Animal | Characteristics |
A. Pila | (i) Jointed appendages |
B. Cockroach | (ii) Perching |
C. Asterias | (iii) Water vascular system |
D. Torpedo | (iv) Electric organ |
E. Parrot | (v) Presence of shell |
F. Dog fish | (vi) Placoid scales |
Answer:
A. (v) B. (ii) C. (iii) D. (iv) E. (ii) F. (vi)
a. Pila-Presence
of shell Shell in Pila is an elongated structure which consists of a tubular whorl
coiled around a central axis called columella. The main function of shell is to
provide protection from harsh conditions.
b.
Cockroach-Jointed appendages Presence of jointed appendages along with segmented
body is the characteristic feature of arthropods (e.g., spiders, bees, crabs
etc).
c. Asterias-Water
vascular system It is the unique and characteristic feature in echinoderms.
This system acts as a hydraulic system, composed of canals connecting numerous
tube feet. It is very important as it helps Asterias (sea star) to move as well
as to catch food. Respiration also takes place, through, water vascular system.
d. Torpedo
Electric organ. Torpedos are unique organisms, having two large kidney shaped
electric organs. These organs are capable of generating high voltage electric shocks.
e.
Parrot-Perching Birds with the feet adapted (to hold tree branches are perching
birds.
The Passeriformes
birds are true perching birds with four toes, three directed forward and one
backward.
f. Dog
fish-Placoid scales Placoid scales are tough scales that cover the skin of
elasmobranches (dog fish, sharks and rays). They are covered with hard enamel.
The function of these scales is to protect against predators.
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