Patterns of Organization

Patterns of Organization
If an arrangement of body parts of an organism, in such a way that any plane passing through oral, central or aboral axis, dividing body into a mirror image, resulting symmetry is called
bilateral
central
radial
aboral
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Patterns of Organization
If an animal can be divisible into symmetrical halves on either side of a unique plane, resulting symmetry is known as:
equal
parallel
radial
bilateral
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Patterns of Organization
End towards tail of an organism is called:
oral
aboral
cephalic
caudal
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Patterns of Organization
If part of an animal are arranged without axis, animals are called:
symmetric
asymmetric
parallel
square
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Patterns of Organization
Tendency in evolution, to position sensory organs and nervous system in human or animal head, known as:
evolutionary change
cephalization
positioning
development
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Patterns of Organization
Arrangements of parts of animals around an axis or a certain point are called:
point of arrangement
symmetry
design
pattern
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Patterns of Organization
Organization of animal in which their tissues are derived from three layers is called:
diploblastic organization
triploblastic organization
mesoglea
holoblastic organization
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Patterns of Organization
In a diploblastic organization, a non-cellular layer is present between gastrodermis and epidermis, known as:
bilateral
diploblastic
triploblastic
mesoglea
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Patterns of Organization
End opposite to mouth is called:
oral
posterior
aboral
caudal
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Patterns of Organization
Cytoplasmic organization in which two layers form different tissues is called:
diploblastic organization
triploblastic organization
mesoglea
holoblastic organization
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