Embibe Experts Solutions for Exercise 1: EXERCISE

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Questions from Embibe Experts Solutions for Exercise 1: EXERCISE with Hints & Solutions

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 16

Which is not a component of areolar tissue?

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 20

Hardest tissue of the body among following is

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 21

The packing cells around the neurons in neural tissue are called

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 22

Intercalated discs (communication junctions) are the characteristic feature of

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 23

Which of the following are the characteristics of skeletal muscle fibres?

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 25

Which of the following muscle fibres do not show striations and taper at both ends?

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 26

Which one of the following shows striations and is branched?

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 7 - Structural Organisation in Animals (Animal Morphology)>EXERCISE>Q 28

Cardiac muscle fibres usually contract