(C) Hydra is a hermaphrodite (bisexual) organism.In a mature Hydra,the testes are typically located in the upper region of the body,while the ovaries

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(C) Hydra is a hermaphrodite (bisexual) organism.In a mature Hydra,the testes are typically located in the upper region of the body,while the ovaries are found in the lower region.Usually,a mature Hydra develops several testes (often $2$ to $6$) in the distal part and one or more ovaries in the proximal part.However,in standard biological contexts,it is observed that a mature Hydra typically bears several testes and one ovary.

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$A$ mature Hydra usually bears

A
One testis and several ovaries
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One testis and one ovary
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Several testes and one ovary
D
Several testes and several ovaries

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$(c)$ Calcareous shell $(iii)$ Wuchereria
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$(c)$ Liver fluke,sea anemone,sea cucumber Bilateral symmetry
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Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Gill slits open	$(i)$ Lamprey
$(b)$ Absence of paired fins	$(ii)$ Scorpion
$(c)$ Calcareous shell	$(iii)$ Wuchereria
$(d)$ Absence of flame cells	$(iv)$ Oyster
$(e)$ Ecdysis	$(v)$ Shark

$Option$	Animals	Morphological features
$(a)$	Scorpion,spider,cockroach	Ventral solid central nervous system
$(b)$	Cockroach,locust,Taenia	Metameric segmentation
$(c)$	Liver fluke,sea anemone,sea cucumber	Bilateral symmetry
$(d)$	Centipede,prawn,sea urchin	Jointed appendages

$A$ mature Hydra usually bears

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Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$ Gill slits open $(i)$ Lamprey
$(b)$ Absence of paired fins $(ii)$ Scorpion
$(c)$ Calcareous shell $(iii)$ Wuchereria
$(d)$ Absence of flame cells $(iv)$ Oyster
$(e)$ Ecdysis $(v)$ Shark