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Name an animal having rudimentary eyes.

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  • Phenotypically females having rudimentary ovaries, underdeveloped breasts, short stture webbing neck , often subnormal intelligence suggests

    A
    Down 's syndrome
    B
    Klinefetlter's syndrome
    C
    Turner 's synderome
    D
    Haemophilic syndrome

  • Which is/are not correct about flightless birds? I. These b irds show discontinuous distriburtion. II. They have well-developed legs, head is small, rudimentary eyes and wings. III. Oil glands, keel, pygostyle and syrinx are present. IV. The male has a large penis.

    A
    I and II
    B
    II and III
    C
    Only III
    D
    Only IV

  • All animals having feathers are

    A
    Birds
    B
    Bats
    C
    Butterflies
    D
    Beetles

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