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B.Sc. (Zoology) Sem VI 2018 19 May 2018-19 ZOOLOGY PAPER I MINOR PHYLA AND PROTOCHORDATA TAXONOMY PISCES & AMPHIBIA Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

TYBSC ZOOLOGY SEM VI MAY.19 (CBSGS) (75.25) ZOOLOGY PAPER I MINOR PHYLA AND PROTOCHORDATA TAXONOMY PISCES & AMPHIBIA 6.MAY.19 (PC00052207.pdf
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  1. Q1 All questions are compulsory
  2. Q2 Figures to the right indicate full marks
  3. Q4 Write answers in order Describe the following:
    • a) Salient features of Urochordata 07
    • a) Phylogeny of Cephalochordata 07
    • b) in Ascidia 08
    • b) General characteristics of chaetognatha 08
  4. Q2 Explain the following:
    • a) General characters of tailed amphibians 07
    • a) general features of Class: Osteichthyes 07
    • b) Skates and Rays 08
    • b) Salient features of limb-less amphibians 08
  5. Q3 Describe the following:
    • a) General characters of class: Aves. note on Jungle fowl 07
    • a) General characters of aquatic mammals with suitable example 07
    • b) General characters of class: Reptilia. note on Extinct reptiles 08
    • b) Salient features of toothless mammals with suitable example 08
  6. Q4 Explain the following:
    • a) Habit, habitat, distribution and external characters of shark 07 Pelvic girdles in shark 07 system in male shark 08
    • b) IX cranial nerves in shark 08 / Zoology: Paper I-Minor Phyla and Protochordata Taxonomy-Pisces & Amphibia, Reptilia, Aves & Mammals and T
  7. Q5 Write short note on:
    • a) General characters of Cephalochordata 04
    • b) in Amphibia 04
    • b) Lamprey 04
    • c) Sphenodon 04
    • c) Wading birds 04
    • d) Economic importances of shark 03
    • d) Classification of shark 03

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