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The minute pores in the  body wall of the sponges is known as

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Refer NCERT, Heading 4.2.1, page-49, para1

Water canal is lined by

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Canal system in sponges helps in

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In sponges, digestion is

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The mode of reproduction in sponges is

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Find the incorrect match

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Refer NCERT, Heading 4.2.1, page-49, para1

Which one of the following is incorrect about Porifera?

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Refer NCERT, Heading 4.2.1, page-49, para1, Presence of mouth and digestive cavity as these are absent in sponges.

Which of the following cell of sponges contains flagella

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Refer NCERT, Heading 4.2.1, page-49, para1, Choanocytes

The name of the phylum Cnidaria is derived from the

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Refer NCERT, Heading 4.2.2, page-50, para1

Stinging capsule present in Cnidarians is called

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