'Ichthyophis beddomei', a worm-like amphibian that can swim, belongs to which genus?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is option (C) Limbless amphibian

• Ichthyophis beddomei is a species of limbless amphibian that belongs to the genus Ichthyophis.
• These amphibians are also commonly known as caecilians.
  

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• Limbless amphibians belongs to the Caecilian group, which is part of the class Amphibia.
  
• ​Caecilians are distinguished by their limbless, elongated bodies, resembling worms or snakes.
  
• Despite their limbless appearance, caecilians are amphibians because they share key characteristics like moist skin (which is used for respiration) and a life cycle that includes an aquatic larval stage.