(D) The stuffing method is a taxidermy technique used to preserve the bodies of vertebrates,specifically $Mammals$ and $Birds$. In this process,the in

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(D) The stuffing method is a taxidermy technique used to preserve the bodies of vertebrates,specifically $Mammals$ and $Birds$. In this process,the internal organs are removed,and the skin is preserved and stuffed with materials like cotton or straw to maintain the original shape and appearance of the animal for study or display in museums.

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The stuffing method is used to store specimens of

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Only invertebrates
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Only living plants
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Only dead plants
D
Mammals and birds

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Select the correct taxonomic aids given in column $I$ with their feature given in column $II$.
Column $I$ Column $II$
$A$. Herbarium $I$. Includes those specimens which can be easily classified on their observable characters.
$B$. Botanical garden $II$. Preserved specimens on sheets become a storehouse for future use.
$C$. Museum $III$. Generally set up in educational institutes.
$D$. Zoological Park $IV$. Includes those animals which are identified based on their aggregates of characters.
$E$. Key $V$. All animals provided similar conditions to their natural habitat.
$VI$. Includes animals of related orders.
$VII$. Includes collection of living plants for reference.
$VIII$. It identifies animals and plants on the basis of their similarities and dissimilarities.

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Column $I$	Column $II$
$A$. Herbarium	$I$. Includes those specimens which can be easily classified on their observable characters.
$B$. Botanical garden	$II$. Preserved specimens on sheets become a storehouse for future use.
$C$. Museum	$III$. Generally set up in educational institutes.
$D$. Zoological Park	$IV$. Includes those animals which are identified based on their aggregates of characters.
$E$. Key	$V$. All animals provided similar conditions to their natural habitat.
	$VI$. Includes animals of related orders.
	$VII$. Includes collection of living plants for reference.
	$VIII$. It identifies animals and plants on the basis of their similarities and dissimilarities.

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