Tissue organization is missing in protozoa and found in:
Correct answer: C. Sporozoa
- A. Parazoa
- B. Metazoa
- C. Sporozoa
- D. Monera
Explanation
The correct answer is Sporozoa. Protozoa are unicellular organisms that lack tissue level organization, while Sporozoa specifically exhibit protoplasmic level organization without true tissues. Parazoa and Metazoa are multicellular but also lack true tissues, and Monera are primitive unicellular organisms without tissue level organization.
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