Match the animal name in Column-$I$,its characteristic in Column-$II$,and its Phylum/Class in Column-$III$ correctly.
Column-$I$ (Animal) | Column-$II$ (Characteristic) | Column-$III$ (Phylum/Class)
$A$. Adamsia | $i$. Radial symmetry | $x$. Porifera
$B$. Petromyzon | $ii$. Ectoparasite | $y$. Cyclostomata
$C$. Ichthyophis | $iii$. Terrestrial | $z$. Reptilia
$D$. Limulus | $iv$. Body covered by chitinous exoskeleton | $w$. Pisces

  • A
    $A-i-x$
  • B
    $B-ii-y$
  • C
    $C-iii-z$
  • D
    $D-iv-w$

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