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Identify the holocrine gland from the following.

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Important Questions on B: Breathing and Respiration

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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 5

Identify the sequence of steps involved during inspiration in the rabbit:

(A) Volume of thoracic cavity increases.

(B) Contraction of external intercostal muscles moves the rib cage forward.

(C) Diaphragm becomes flat.

(D) Thoracic cavity expands drawing air into lungs.

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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 6
In rabbit the fungiform papillae that contain taste buds are distributed:
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 7

Arrange the correct sequence of enzymes which act on food in different regions of alimentary canal:

(a) Pepsin

(b) Ptyalin

(c) Dipeptidase

(d) Carboxypeptidase

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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 8
In mammals the secondary palate is formed by the union of
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 9
The juice containing sodium glycocholate is released under the influence of:
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 10
Reverse flow of food in the stomach of Rabbit is prevented by this:
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 11
The percent concentration of carbon dioxide in the alveolar air is:
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NEET / EAMCET Biology Crash Course>Chapter 29 - B: Breathing and Respiration>Previous EAMCET Questions>Q 12
The opening of the common bile duct is guarded by this sphincter: