Question for 22 august zoology

Q:-1 Discuss about process of capacitation. Why it is significant. (15)

Q:-2 Give the status of porifera, why parazoa exist? (15)

Q:-3 Discuss various theories of locomotion in phylum Porifera. (20)

Q:-4 Describe reproduction in monocystis and Plasmodium. (15)

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