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136. In male Octopus, the hectocotylised arm is
A. Right fifth
B. Right fourth
C. Right third
D. Left fifth
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137. A triploblastic animal with bilateral symmetry in larval stage but asymmetry in adult is
A. Arachnid
B. Echinoderm
C. Gastropod
D. Bivalve
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138. The largest invertebrate is
A. Giant Octopus
B. Giant Squid
C. Giant Snail
D. Giant Clam
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139. Connecting link between annelid and mollusca is
A. Squid
B. Nautilus
C. Neopilina
D. Sepia
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140. The largest clam is
A. Unio
B. Mytilus
C. Teredo
D. Tridaena
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