Transverse Binary fission is seen is ______

(a)

Vorticella

(b)

Paramecium

(c)

Plasmodium

(d)

Euglena

In, dinoflagellates the types of asexual reproduction seen is _____

(a)

Simple Binary fission

(b)

Multiple fission

(c)

Oblique binary fission

(d)

Longitudinal binary fission

Multiple fission is seen in _______

(a)

Vorticella and ceratium

(b)

Plasmodium and paramecium

(c)

Amoeba and cyanobacteria

(d)

Vorticella and plasmodium

Plasmotomy is observed in ________

(a)

Giant Amoeba

(b)

Hydra

(c)

Plasmodium

(d)

Ceratium

Giant Amoeba refers to ______

(a)

Opalina

(b)

Pelomyxa

(c)

Ceratium

(d)

Trichonympha

______ is seen in Aurelia.

(a)

Binary fission

(b)

Regeneration

(c)

Sporulation

(d)

Strobilation

Budding is seen in ______

(a)

Noctiluca

(b)

Amoeba

(c)

Nostoc

(d)

Planaria

Gemmules are ______

(a)

Exogenous growth

(b)

Daughter nuclei

(c)

Internal buds

(d)

Regenerated parts

Regeneration is not seen in ______

(a)

Starfish

(b)

Lizard

(c)

Hydra

(d)

Sea Anemone

Autogamy is seen in ______

(a)

Paramecium

(b)

Plasmodium

(c)

Hydra

(d)

Amoeba

If the entire organism behaves as a gamete the Phenomenon is called _____

(a)

Autogamy

(b)

Syngamy

(c)

Morphallaxis

(d)

Hologamy

Conjugation is seen in _____

(a)

Vorticella

(b)

Amoeba

(c)

Reptiles

(d)

Actinosphaerium

Paedogamy is the sexual union of _____

(a)

morphologically different gametes

(b)

physiologically different gametes

(c)

young individuals immediately after the formation from parents

(d)

dissimilar gametes

______ is a seasonal breeder.

(a)

Poultry

(b)

Honey bees

(c)

Deers

(d)

Rabbit

Technique used for cultivation of sponges is based on ______

(a)

Multiple fission

(b)

Parthenogenesis

(c)

Regeneration

(d)

Autogamy