Solved MCQs on Fishes

 

Solved MCQs on Fishes


1. Adaptive radiation in fishes started about number of million years ago:

(a) 1200                 

(b) 500                  

 (c) 1000            

(d) 1500

(b) 500                  

 

2. Bony armor fishes are:

(a) Placoderms      

(b) Ostracoderms     

(c) Elasmobranchs     

 (d) None

(b) Ostracoderms     

 

3. The fish remained buried in the mud and sand is:

(a) Ostracoderms   

(b) Lamprey        

(c) Hag Fishes            

(d) Sharks

(c) Hag Fishes            

 

4. Sucking mouth and rasping tongue is present in :

a) Ostracoderms     

(b) Hag fishes      

(c) Lampreys              

(d) Sharks

(c) Lampreys              

 

5. The larva of Lamprey is:

(a) Trochophore       

(b) Tadpole         

(c) Ammocoete           

(d) Tonaria

(c) Ammocoete           

 

6. The number of semicircular canals in Gnathostomes are:

(a) 2                            

(b) 3                             

 (c) 4                               

 (d) 5

(b) 3                             

 

7. The armored fishes are:

(a) Chondrichthyes  

(b) Osteichtliyes      

(c) Placoderms    

(d) Acanthodians

(c) Placoderms    

 

8. The extinct body fishes are:

(a) Chondrichthyes    

(b) Osteichthyes     

(c) Placoderms 

(d) Acanthodians

(d) Acanthodians

 

9. Cartilaginous fishes are:

(a) Placoderms   

(b) Acanthodians    

(c) Chindrichythyes  

(d) Osteichthyes

(c) Chindrichythyes  

10. Placoid scales are present in:

(a) Salmons          

(b) Lamprey               

(c) Sharks          

(d) Hag Fishes

(c) Sharks          

 

 

11. Rat fishes are:

(a) Salmons             

(b) Lamprey            

(c) Sharks          

(d) Chimeras

(d) Chimeras

 

12. Number of species of  Osteichthyes are:

( a) 10, 000           

(b) 15, 000                

 (c) 20, 000            

(d) 25,000

(b) 15, 000                

 

13. The lung fish found in tropical Africa is:

(a) Neoceratodus         

(b) 15, 000                

 (c) Lepidosiren          

 (d) None

(b) 15, 000                

 

14. The fish live in stagnant water is:

(a) Lepidosiren           

(b) Protopterus          

(c) Neoceratodus       

(d) None

(c) Neoceratodus       

 

15. Which fish of the following aestivate?

( a) Neoceratodus        

 (b) Protopterus          

(c) Lepidosiren          

(d) None

(c) Lepidosiren          

 

16. Which fish is important for caviar?

(a) Lepidosiren       

(b) Protopterus          

(c) Neoceratodus       

(d) Sturecons

(d) Sturecons

 

17. The number of species of teleosts fishes are:

(a) 10.000                   

(b) 15.000                 

(c ) 20.000                

(d) 25.000

(c ) 20.000                

 

18. Large rostrum is found in:

(a) Paddle fishes          

(b) Lamprey              

(e) Sharks                

(d) Chimeras

(a) Paddle fishes          

 

19. The number of chambers in the heart of fishes are:

(a) 1                           

(b) 2                         

(c) 3                         

(d) 4

(b) 2                         

 

20. Number of afferent vessels are:

(a)1                            

(b) 2                         

(c) 4                         

(d) 5

(d) 5

 

21. Which of the followings aortic arches form pulmonary artery in lung fishes?

(a)                             

(b) IV                       

(c) V                        

(d) VI

(d) VI

 

22. The major osmoregulatory organ in fishes is:

(a) Gills                       

(b) Kidney                 

(c) Liver                    

(d) Stomach

(b) Kidney                 

 

23. Elasmobranchs remove sodium chloride through:

(a) Gills                       

(b) Kidney                 

(c) Liver                    

(d) Rectal glands

(d) Rectal glands

 

24. Some elasmobranchs have modified pelvic fin for copulation called:

(a) Penis                     

(c) Cloaca                 

(c) Clasper                

(d) None

(c) Clasper                

 

25. Which of the following fishes is viviparous?

(a) Salmons                

(b) Lamprey              

(c) Sharks                 

(d) Chimeras

(c) Sharks                 

 

 

 

 

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