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Type study: Classification (3 Phylum+ 15 Classes studied under 3 phylum) Complete paper based on characters of these
Date: 06/10/14
Max Marks: 40
Q1. Answer the following in one to two sentences                          [10X1=10]
             i.      Give two examples of class Arachnida.
           ii.      Give two examples of class Gastropoda.
        iii.      Give two examples of class Insecta.
        iv.      Give two examples of class Holothuroidea.
           v.      Give two examples of class Crustacea.
        vi.      Give two examples of class Cephalopoda
      vii.      Give two examples of class Asteroidea.
   viii.      Give two examples of class Pelecypoda.
        ix.      Give two examples of class Myriapoda.
           x.      Give two examples of class Crinoidea.

Q2. Answer any two of the following                                             [5X2=10]
             i.      Describe general characters of Aplacophora.
           ii.      Enlist the general characters of Schaphopoda
        iii.      Give an account of characters of Echinoidea
Q3. Answer any two of the following                                             [5X2=10]
             i.      Describe general characters of Gastropoda
           ii.      Describe characters of Merostomata.
        iii.      Explain the general characters of Insecta

Q4. Answer any one of the following                                             [10X1=10]
       i.            Give an account of characters of phylum Echinodermata
           ii.      Describe general characters of Mollusca.
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