Nervous system organization is usually correlated to the
lifestyle of the respective organism.
- Worms ( flatworms, round-worms, and segmented-worms, belonging
to the phylums platyhelminthes, aschelminthes, and annelida) have
relatively simple nervous systems.
- The phylum cnidaria, consisting of jellyfish possesses nervous
system consisting of primitive nerve cells and their processes
forming plexus.
- In the phylum porifera consisting of sponges, nervous system is
absent.
- In the phylum arthropoda consisting of grasshopper, the nervous
system consists of a nerve ring and double ganglionated ventral
nerve cord. In grasshopper, the brain too is divided into
specialised areas, having three main regions.
Hence, the option (C) is correct i.e, amongst the given
organisms, grasshopper is likely to possess a complex nervous
system.