Thyroxine
Adrenaline
Heparin
Insulin
B. Adrenaline
two
three
four
five
Tricuspid
Bicuspid
Monocuspid
Semilunar
release oxygen
release carbon dioxide
release oxygen and carbon dioxide simultaneously
take oxygen and give out carbon dioxide
Pasteur institute
Hoffkine's institute
Birla's institute
Indian Science Institute
Body growth
Metamorphosis
Digestion
Reproduction
carbohydrate
graphite
protein
starch
forests
rivers
deserts
oceans
follicular stimulating hormone
growth hormone
estrogen
progesterone
undernourishment
want of balanced diet
overfeeding
All the above
In clusters
In binary fashion
In linear fashion
Scattered
towards the gravity
away from gravity
neutral to gravity
towards light
applying trace elements in tomato fields
spraying mineral solution on plants
spraying harmones on flowers
applying fertilizers containing radioactive elements
light
sound
touch
smell
bone marrow
spleen
liver
lymph nodes
smell
sight
hearing
speech
Palaeozoic
Mesozoic
Cenozoic
Proterozoic
Parenchyma cell
Flame cell
Nematoblast
None of the above
virus
bacteria
insects
nematodes
serum
blood concentrate
lymph
antibody component
Anaemia
Scurvy
Dermatosis
None of these
0.5
0.25
0.75
1
tetanus
diphtheria
whooping cough
rabies
snake
peacock
parrot
camel atmospheric pressure
drawn by Darwin
across the mountains
between two zoo-geographical areas
between different classes of animals
vitamin B complex
vitamin D
vitamin A
vitamin C
erodes blood vessels
blocks conduction of nerve impulses causing respiratory paralysis
produces damage to the kidneys
produces intestinal bleeding
Bacilli
Cocci
Sprilli
Vibrio
It serves to distribute nutrient directly to every part of the body
It contains several kinds of corpuscles without haemoglobin
It collects metabolic wastes
It carries oxygen
all vertebrates
all chordates
mammals only
birds and mammals
Hydrophily
Ornithophily
Anemophily
Entomophily