Blood Vascular System of Cockroach
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Why is cockroach blood white?
- thorax and abdomen
- head and abdomen
- head, thorax and abdomen
- head and thorax
Blood from pericardial sinus enters the heart of cockroach through:
ostia
anterior aorta
osculum
fenestrae
Among malpighian tubules, fat bodies, nephrocytes, uricose glands, gastric caecae, trachea, collateral glands, phallic glands, crop and gizzard, how many are concerned with the removal of nitrogenous wastes in the form of uric acid?
- A-Posterior aorta, B-Alary muscles, C-Chambers of heart
- A-Anterior aorta, B-Ciliary muscles, C-Chambers of heart
- A-Posterior aorta, B-Circular muscles, C-Chambers of heart
- A-Anterior aorta, B-Alary muscles, C-Chambers of heart
- Collateral glands in female cockroach–2
- Malpighian tubules–100–150
- Spiracles–10
- Ommatidia in each compound eye 2000
- A-Posterior aorta, B-Alary muscles, C-Chambers of heart
- A-Anterior aorta, B-Ciliary muscles, C-Chambers of heart
- A-Anterior aorta, B-Alary muscles, C-Chambers of heart
- A-Posterior aorta, B-Circular muscles, C-Chambers of heart
Read the paragraph and fill the blanks with the correct option sequence:
The blood vascular system of a cockroach is of ___(i)___ type, as blood flows in the body cavities. The generalised body cavity is called ____(ii)____. Blood is colourless due to the absence of ____(iii)____. The heart is ____(iv)____ and works in coordination with alary muscles for contractions and dilations.
(i) Open (ii) Haemocoel (iii) Hemoglobin (iv) 12 chambered
(i) Open (ii) Haemocoel (iii) Porphyrin (iv) 13 chambered
(i) Open (ii) Haemocoel (iii) Hemoglobin (iv) 13 chambered
(i) Open (ii) Blastocoel (iii)Hemoglobin (iv) 12 chambered
- Pericardial sinus
- Perivisceral sinus
- Perineural sinus
- None of the above
- Heart, sinuses and alary muscle
- Veins, heart and atrium
- Cardiac muscle, heart, blood vessels
- Blood vessels, heart, atrium
- Heart is simple but chambered
- Blood is colourless
- Circulatory and respiratory systems are not connected
- Excretion occurs through malpighian tubules
- Heart → head haemocoel → perivisceral sinus → pericardial sinus → ostia → heart
- Heart → pericardial sinus → head haemocoel → perivisceral sinus → ostia → heart
- Heart → head haemocoel → perivisceral sinus → ostia pericardial sinus → heart
- Heart → ostia → perivisceral sinus → pericardial sinus → head haemocoel → heart
- Nitrogenous excretory products are urea
- Malpighian tubules are excretory organs projecting out from the colon
- Oxygen is transported by haemoglobin in blood
- The food is ground by mandibles and gizzard
- Open & Paracoel
- Open & Haemocoel
- Closed & Paracoel
- Closed & Haemocoel
What type of circulatory system is found in cockroach?
- Lacunar
- Closed
- Peritrophic
- Penestrated
- Cockroach
- Frog
- Human
- Fish
The abdomen of cockroach is somewhat flattened and consists of ten segments.
- True
- False
- A- Gizzard; B- Crop; C- Malpighian tubules; D- Hepatic caecae
- A- Crop; B- Gizzard; C- Hepatic caecae; D- Malpighian tubules
- A- Gizzard; B- Crop; C- Hepatic caecae; D- Malpighian tubules
- A- Crop; B- Gizzard; C- Malpighian tubules; D- Hepatic caecae
- Mitochondria
- Haemoglobin
- Myoglobin
- Both myoglobin and mitochondria
- Nephrocyte
- Fenestrae
- Anterior aorta
- Ostia
- It brings nitrogenous waster from all parts of the body to the excretory
- It transports secretions of the ductless glands to the target organs
- It carriers defensive phagocytes to the places of infection
- It carries oxygen to all the parts of the body
Read the paragraph and fill the blanks with the correct option sequence:
The blood vascular system of a cockroach is of ___(i)___ type, as blood flows in the body cavities. The generalised body cavity is called ____(ii)____. Blood is colourless due to the absence of ____(iii)____. The heart is ____(iv)____ and works in coordination with alary muscles for contractions and dilations.
(i) Open (ii) Haemocoel (iii) Haemoglobin (iv) 12 chambered
- (i) Open (ii) Haemocoel (iii) Porphyrin (iv) 13 chambered
- (i) Open (ii) Blastocoel (iii) Haemoglobin (iv) 12 chambered
- (i) Open (ii) Haemocoel (iii) Haemoglobin (iv) 13 chambered
- Pericardial sinus
- Perivisceral sinus
- Perineural sinus
- None of the above
- On dorsal side with 10 abdominal and 3 thoracic units of heart
- On dorsal side with 13 unit heart in abdomen
- On ventral, side with 10 abdominal and 3 thoracic units of heart
- On ventral side With 13 unit heart in abdomen
- Mid-gut into hind-gut
- Mid-gut into crop
- None of these
- Preoral cavity
- Malpighian tubules – excretion
- Vascular system – closed
- Sense organs – compound eye
- Respiratory system - trachea
Open & Haemocoel
Open & Paracoel
Closed & Paracoel
Closed & Haemocoel
- Malpighian tubules – excretion
- Vascular system – closed
- Sense organs – compound eye
- Respiratory system - trachea