Read the following statements.
(A) In osteichthyes, male bears claspers in pelvic fins.
(B) In osteichthyes, mouth is terminal.
(C) Osteichthyes bears 2 pairs of gills which are covered by operculum.
(D) Fertilisation is external with direct development in Osteichthyes.
(E) Betta is commonly known as fighting fish; Pterophyllum as angel fish and exocoetus as saw fish.
(F) Tympanum represent the ear in amphibian and cloaca is common chamber for alimentary canal, urinary and reproductive tract.
(G) Icthyophis is the common limbless reptiles. (H) In Reptilia, fertilisation is internal and development is direct.
(I) Chameleon is commonly known as garden lizard: Hemidactylus as wall lizard and Calotes as tree lizard.
(J) In members of aves, skin is dry without glands except the oil gland at the base of tail.
(K) The digestive tract of birds has additional chamber crop and gizzard.
(L) Air sacs are connected to lungs and supplement respiration in birds.
(M) Neophron is known as vulture; Struthio as ostrich: pavo as parrot and Psittacula as peacock.
(N) In aves, fertilisation is internal and development is indirect.
(0) The most unique feature of mammalian characteristic is the presence of milk producing glands called mammary glands.
(P) The skin of mammals is unique in possessing hairs.
(Q) External ears or pinnae are present in mammals.
Choose the option having all incorrect statements :-