Malpighian tubules in cockroach absorb nitrogenous waste products and convert them into _________ which is excreted out through the ___________.
A and B in above statement respectively are :
(1) Ammonia, hindgut
(2) Ammonia, midgut
(3) Uric acid, midgut
(4) Uric acid, hindgut
The location of testes in male reproductive system of cockroach is :
(1) Lateral side in II to VI abdominal segment
(2) Lateral side in IV to VI abdominal segment
(3) Dorsal side in IV to VI abdominal segment
(4) Dorsal side in II to VI abdominal segment
The location of spermatheca in cockroach is :
(1) VI abdominal segment of females
(2) VI abdominal segment of males
(3) V abdominal segment of males
(4) IV abdominal segment of females
A, B, C, D and E in the following diagram are :
(1) Small tubules, seminal vesicle, right phallomere, titillator, left phallomere
(2) Small tubules, seminal vesicle, left phallomere, titillator, right phallomere
(3) Small tubules, phallic gland, right phallomere, pseudopenis, left phallomere
(4) Small tubules, seminal vesicle, ventral phallomere, titillator, left phallomere
Complete the following statement:
An ootheca produced by a female cockroach contains ________ eggs on an average.
(1) 9-12
(2) 6-8
(3) 20-25
(4) 14-16
Tissue is
(1) a group of cells performing similar function
(2) a group of cells performing specific function
(3) a group of similar cells along with extracellular substances performing specific function
(4) a group of similar cells along with intercellular substances performing specific function
The complex animals mainly consist of how many types of tissues?
(1) Four
(2) Three
(3) Two
(4) Give
The………. of the cells vary according to their………..
(1) Functions, Structures
(2) Sizes, Structures
(3) Structures, Functions
(4) Sizes, Functions
Which of the following is not a part of broad classification of tissues?
(1) Epithelial tissue
(2) Muscular tissue
(3) Vascular tissue
(4) Connective tissue
The tissue which faces either a body fluid or outside the environment can be-
(1) Neural
(2) Muscular
(3) Vascular
(4) Epithelial