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$(A)$ The correct matches are as follows:$(A)$ Porifera: The larval stage is known as the Parenchymula larva $(iii)$.$(B)$ Hemichordata: The character

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$(A-iii), (B-i), (C-iv), (D-ii)$

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$(A)$ The correct matches are as follows:$(A)$ Porifera: The larval stage is known as the Parenchymula larva $(iii)$.$(B)$ Hemichordata: The characteristic larval stage is the Tornaria larva $(i)$.$(C)$ Cnidaria: The characteristic larval stage is the Planula larva $(iv)$.$(D)$ Echinodermata: They possess various free-swimming larval stages $(ii)$ such as Bipinnaria or Auricularia.Therefore, the correct sequence is $(A-iii), (B-i), (C-iv), (D-ii)$.

Column $-I$	Column $-II$
$(A)$ Porifera	$(i)$ Tornaria larva
$(B)$ Hemichordata	$(ii)$ Free-swimming larva
$(C)$ Cnidaria	$(iii)$ Parenchymula larva
$(D)$ Echinodermata	$(iv)$ Planula larva

Column $-I$ represents the phylum and Column $-II$ represents the larval stage. Select the correct option:
Column $-I$ Column $-II$
$(A)$ Porifera $(i)$ Tornaria larva
$(B)$ Hemichordata $(ii)$ Free-swimming larva
$(C)$ Cnidaria $(iii)$ Parenchymula larva
$(D)$ Echinodermata $(iv)$ Planula larva

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Column $-I$ represents the phylum and Column $-II$ represents the larval stage. Select the correct option:Column $-I$Column $-II$$(A)$ Porifera$(i)$ Tornaria larva$(B)$ Hemichordata$(ii)$ Free-swimming larva$(C)$ Cnidaria$(iii)$ Parenchymula larva$(D)$ Echinodermata$(iv)$ Planula larva