MCQ
Integumentary nephridia are also called
  • A
    Enteronephric
  • Exonephric
  • C
    Sometimes enteronephic and sometimes exonephric
  • D
    Both $(a)$ and $(b)$

Answer

Correct option: B.
Exonephric
b
(b) Integumentory nephridia are also called exonephric nephrida.

These are smallest $V$ -shaped and without nephrostome.

Integumentory nephridia are scattered in body wall of Pheretima.

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