Step 1: Understand Ascaris morphology.
Ascaris lumbricoides is a parasitic roundworm showing sexual dimorphism.
Step 2: Male characteristics.
Male Ascaris has a curved posterior end and copulatory structures.
Step 3: Female characteristics.
Female Ascaris has a straight posterior end and is larger in size.
Step 4: Evaluate options.
Statement (2) is incorrect because curvature is found in male, not female.
Step 5: Other statements.
Sexual dimorphism is distinct and body is cylindrical in both sexes, so those are correct.
Step 6: Conclusion.
Thus, option (2) is not correct.