A. Peritandrous
B. Pertandrous
C. Protendrous
D. Protandrous
Related Mcqs:
- Sperms released in water are carried to the mesenchyme in sponges by__________?
A. Amoeboid cell
B. Stipules
C. Spicules
D. Spines - Inner layers of the sponges are made up of__________?
A. Pinacocytes
B. Choanoderm
C. Choanoytes
D. Pinacoderm - 80% of the food of sponges consists of__________?
A. Detrital organic particles
B. Zooplankton and small animals
C. Phytoplanktons
D. all of these - Sperms are _________ in origin.
A. Ectodermal
B. Mesodermal
C. Endodermal
D. None of these - Sperms of liverworts, mosses, ferns move towards archegonia, in response to uncleic acid released by the ovum. This is an example of ____________?
A. Chemotropic movement
B. Chemotactic movement
C. Chemosastic movement
D. Haptonastic movement - The skeleton of the sponges is in the form of variously shaped needle like structures called___________?
A. Stripules
B. Spicules
C. Brails
D. Spines - The skeleton of sponges is made up of___________?
A. Calcium
B. Silica
C. Both of these
D. None of these - In sponges fertilization takes place in____________?
A. Ectoderm
B. Mesenchyme
C. Endoderm
D. Uterus - In slime molds spores develop into__________?
A. Swarm cells
B. Biflagellated cells
C. Amoeboid reproductive cells
D. All of these - Sporangia of which of the following tracheopytes develop singly on the upper side of sporophylls which may or may not be arranged to form strobili_____________?
A. Psilopsida
B. Lycopsida
C. Sphenopsida
D. Prteropsida
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