Female Ascaris differs from male in having

Question

Female Ascaris differs from male in having (A) curved posterior end (B) straight posterior end (C) one pair pineal setae (D) cloaca

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Posterior end of female Ascaris is straight. It is larger than male. Spicules (pineal setae) are absent in female, but in male two equal chitinous spicules (pineal setae) are present.

Q. Female Ascaris differs from male in having

curved posterior end

straight posterior end

one pair pineal setae

cloaca

Posterior end of female Ascaris is straight. It is larger than male. Spicules (pineal setae) are absent in female, but in male two equal chitinous spicules (pineal setae) are present.