Which one of the following sets of animals belong to a single taxonomic group?
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Monkey, chimpanzee and man belong to a single taxonomic group, i.e., mammals because all of them possess the following characters.
(i) Milk producing mammary glands
(ii) Two pairs of limbs
(iii) Presence of external ears
(iv) Viviparity
(v) Skin possessing hair
Whereas,
Animal Group | Taxonomic Group |
Cuttle fish | Phylum-Mollusca |
Jelly fish | Phylum-Cnidaria |
Silver fish | Phylum-Arthropoda |
Dog fish |
| Phylum-Chordata, | Class-Chondrichthyes | ||
Phylum-Chordata, | |||||
Class-Chondrichthyes | |||||
Bat | Phylum-Chordata, Class-Mammalia | ||||
Pigeon | Phylum-Chordata, Class Aves | ||||
Butterfly | Phylum Arthropoda | ||||
Silkworm | Phylum-Arthropoda | ||||
Tapeworm | Phylum-Platyhelminthes | ||||
Earthworm | Phylum-Annelida |
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