The question requires identifying the non-chordate characteristics from the given statements. Let's analyze each one:
A. Pharynx is perforated by gill slits: This is a feature commonly found in chordates rather than non-chordates.
B. Notochord is absent: This is true for non-chordates since they lack a notochord.
C. Central nervous system is dorsal: This is characteristic of chordates, not non-chordates.
D. Heart is dorsal if present: Non-chordates usually have a ventral heart if they have one, making 'dorsal heart' unlikely for non-chordates.
E. Post anal tail is absent: Most non-chordates do not have a post-anal tail.
Based on the analysis, the correct statements matching non-chordate characteristics are B (Notochord is absent) and E (Post anal tail is absent). Hence, the correct answer is: B. D & E only
Evaluating Statements about Non-Chordates:
Thus, the correct answer is (3) B, D & E only.
S.No. | Cranial nerves | Arises from ... | Ends in ... |
---|---|---|---|
I. | Olfactory nerves | Olfactory epithelium of nasal chambers | Temporal lobes of cerebrum |
II. | Optic nerves | Retina of eyes | Cerebellum |
III. | Auditory nerves | Internal ears | Cerebrum |
IV. | Pathetic nerves | Floor of mid brain | Superior oblique muscle of eye ball |
Table 1: List of Cranial Nerves: Their Origins and End Points
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