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Match List-I with List-II and choose the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
(a) Nauplius
(I) Parasitic barnacle modifying host physiology and reproduction
(b) Zoea
(II) Free-swimming larva with three pairs of appendages and median eye
(c) Mysis
(III) Larva with well-developed thoracic appendages resembling adult shrimp
(d) Sacculina
(IV) Larva with spiny carapace and segmented abdomen adapted for planktonic life
Asked in UP PGT (Biology) · 2026
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