Division of labour in multicellular animals means:
A.All functions by a single cell
B.A single function performed by various cells jointly
C.Different functions by different cell types
D.Similar functions by different types of cells
A.All functions by a single cell
B.A single function performed by various cells jointly
C.Different functions by different cell types
D.Similar functions by different types of cells
A.Men and honey bee
B.Zoochlorellae and Hydra
C.Hydra and water fleas
D.Farmer and earthworm
A.Marine, diploblastic and radially symmetrical
B.Fresh water, diploblastic and radially symmetrical
C.Marine, riploblastic and bilaterally symmetrical
D.Fresh water, triploblastic and radially
A.Nematocysts
B.Sex cells
C.Both (a) & (b)
D.None of these
A.Sensory cells but no nerve cells
B.Both sensory and nerve cells
C.Neither sensory nor nerve cells
D.Nerve cells but no sensory cells
A.Hydra
B.Amoeba
C.Spong
D.Earthworm
A.Nematocysts
B.Gartovascular cavity
C.Both (a) & (b)
D.None of these
A.Ingestion
B.Food capture
C.Locomotion
D.Digestion
A.Hydrotheca
B.Gonotheca
C.Blastotheca
D.None of these
A.Food capture
B.Locomotion
C.Both (a) & (b)
D.None of these