Question

Match the following set correctly about pisces.

Column I	Column II
a. Anadromous migration	(i) Latimeria
b. Catadromous migration	(ii) Labeo
c. Fresh water edible fish	(iii) Carcharodon
d. Cat fishes	(iv) Hilsa
e. Great white shark	(v) Clarias
f. Living fossil fish	(vi) Anguilla

• A. $a\left(vi\right),b\left(iv\right),c\left(v\right),d\left(ii\right),e\left(iii\right),f\left(i\right)$
• B. $a\left(iv\right),b\left(vi\right),c\left(ii\right),d\left(v\right),e\left(iii\right),f\left(i\right)$
• C. $a\left(vi\right),b\left(iv\right),c\left(iii\right),d\left(v\right),e\left(ii\right),f\left(i\right)$
• D. $a\left(iv\right),b\left(vi\right),c\left(v\right),d\left(ii\right),e\left(iii\right),f\left(i\right)$

Answer 1

Answer: (B)

$a\left(iv\right),b\left(vi\right),c\left(ii\right),d\left(v\right),e\left(iii\right),f\left(i\right)$

Anadromous fish are the fish that born in freshwater, then migrate to the saltwater where they grow into adults and again migrate to the freshwater for breeding. Hilsa is an anadromous fish.

Catadromous fish are born in saltwater, then migrate into freshwater as juveniles where they grow into adults before migrating back into the ocean to spawn. Anguilla is a catadromous fish.

Labeo is a freshwater edible fish.

Clarias is a genus of catfish.

The scientific name of the Great White Shark is Carcharodon carcharias

Latemaria is also known as a living fossil due to its morphology.

So, the correct answer is option B.