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(a) Octopus The appendages in invertebrates that are used for grasping food and for locomotion are tentacles.
(b) Crocodile for locomotion, and swimming limbs are used.
(c) Catta Fins are means of locomotion and are used to generation optimum thrust thus controlling the subsequent motion.
(d) Ctenoplana Locomotory organs formed by strong cilia with fused bases are comb plates.
(b) Crocodile for locomotion, and swimming limbs are used.
(c) Catta Fins are means of locomotion and are used to generation optimum thrust thus controlling the subsequent motion.
(d) Ctenoplana Locomotory organs formed by strong cilia with fused bases are comb plates.
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