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(B) The classification of animals based on symmetry is as follows:$1$. Asymmetry: In this type,any plane that passes through the centre does not divid

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$(P-II), (Q-I), (R-III)$

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(B) The classification of animals based on symmetry is as follows:$1$. Asymmetry: In this type,any plane that passes through the centre does not divide the body into equal halves. Example: Poriferans $(P-II)$.$2$. Radial symmetry: When any plane passing through the central axis of the body divides the organism into two identical halves. Examples: Coelenterates,Ctenophores,and Echinoderms $(Q-I)$.$3$. Bilateral symmetry: When the body can be divided into identical left and right halves in only one plane. Examples: Annelids,Arthropods,and Chordates $(R-III)$.Therefore,the correct matching is $(P-II), (Q-I), (R-III)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$P$. Asymmetry	$I$. Coelenterates,Ctenophores,Echinoderms
$Q$. Radial symmetry	$II$. Poriferans
$R$. Bilateral symmetry	$III$. Annelids,Arthropods,Chordates

Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$P$. Asymmetry $I$. Coelenterates,Ctenophores,Echinoderms
$Q$. Radial symmetry $II$. Poriferans
$R$. Bilateral symmetry $III$. Annelids,Arthropods,Chordates

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Match the following columns:Column-$I$Column-$II$$P$. Asymmetry$I$. Coelenterates,Ctenophores,Echinoderms$Q$. Radial symmetry$II$. Poriferans$R$. Bilateral symmetry$III$. Annelids,Arthropods,Chordates