Oestrogen
Testosterone
Pituitrin
Thyroxine
Aphotic
Euphotic
Epilimnion
Disphotic
rods
cones
fovea
blind spot
optic lobe
optic capsule
second ventricle
fourth ventricle
A
C
E
K
Algae
Fungi
Protozoa
None of the above
pancreas
salivary gland
liver
gonads
Cosmozoic theory
Biogenesis
Abiogenesis
Oparin's theory
fungi
plants
insects
bacteria
Plants and animals in lakes and ponds
Plants and animals in forest
Plants and animals in sea water
Desert plants and animals
haematology
cardiology
pathology
nephrology
Bacilli
Cocci
Sprilli
Vibrio
cholera and diphtheria
trichomonasis and malaria
tetanus and typhoid
tuberculosis and leprosy
Cat
Lion
Tiger
Horse
all vertebrates
all chordates
mammals only
birds and mammals
release oxygen
release carbon dioxide
release oxygen and carbon dioxide simultaneously
take oxygen and give out carbon dioxide
In clusters
In binary fashion
In linear fashion
Scattered
UK
USA
former USSR
China
plant kingdom
animal kingdom
neither
Both
carnivore
detritivore
cannibal
herbivore
left as they are
reduced
increased
neutralised
plant kingdom
animal kingdom
both plant and animal kingdoms
A part of plant kingdom
gray
brown
white
yellow
only in cytoplasm
only in nucleus
in both cytoplasm and nucleus
in hybrid form only
blood coagulation
transport of respiratory gases
removal of nitrogenous wastes
all the above
heart
lungs
liver
kidneys
Haversian canal
canaliculi
capillaries
matrix
A
B
AB
O
carnivorous
herbivorous
omnivorous
insectivorous
five billion, two hundred million cells
nine billion, two hundred million cells
six billion, two hundred million cells
eight billion, two hundred million cells