The centrum of a typical vertebra of frog is

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The centrum of a typical vertebra of frog is

A. amphicoelous

B. procoelous

C. heterocoelous

D. acoelous

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The bones of the skull include that of cranium and

A. nose

B. face

C. ear

D. mouth

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An example of fibrous joint is

A. joints in tooth sockets

B. shoulder joints

C. hip joints

D. metacarpophalangeal joints

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Mandible is a bone of

A. upper jaw

B. skull

C. lower jaw

D. lower limb

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The bones that form the roof of the skull are

A. nasals

B. occipitals

C. frontals

D. parietals

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Which one is replacing bone?

A. Exoceipital

B. Squamosal

C. Vomer

D. Pterygoid

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Clavicle is a part of

A. pelvic girdle

B. pectoral girdle

C. rib-cage

D. thoracic vertebra

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The centrum of a typical vertebra of frog is

A. amphicoelous

B. procoelous

C. heterocoelous

D. acoelous

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The transformation of cartilage into bone is called

A. osteoporosis

B. haemopoesis

C. ossification

D. haemolysis

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Glenoid cavity is found in

A. pectoral girdle

B. radio ulna

C. pelvk girdle

D. humerus

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The vertebral and spinal canal is formed by

A. intervertebral discs

B. vertebral foramina

C. muscular tissue

D. none of these

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Cranium of man is made up of

A. 8 bones

B. 12 bones

C. 16 bones

D. 10 bones

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The vertebrae are separated from each other by

A. bloodvessels

B. nerves

C. cartilaginous discs

D. muscles

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The bone placed horizontally at the upper and anterior part of the thorax above the first rib in man is

A. scapula

B. clavicle

C. hyoid bone

D. sternum

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The comma-shaped bone which forms the posterior lateral boundary of the skull of frog is

A. quadratojugal

B. palatine

C. ethmoid

D. squamosal

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Xiphoid cartilage is a part of

A. pelvic girdle

B. pectoral girdle

C. skull

D. sternum

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Bones of children contain large quantities of organic matter and little of

A. salts

B. water

C. blood

D. corbohydrates

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The shaft of a long bone is called

A. epiphysis

B. hypophysis

C. neurophysis

D. diaphysis

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Two halves of pelvic girdle of mammals are joined by

A. iliac bones

B. ischiopubic symphysis

C. ischiatic symphysis

D. pubic symphysis

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The supporting strucutre in the projecting external ears of mammals is made of

A. hyaline cartilage

B. fibrous cartilage

C. elastic cartilage

D. membranous cartilage

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The joint where movement is limited is called a

A. amphiarthrotic joint

B. synarthrotic joint

C. hemiarthrotic joint

D. periarthritk: joint

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In rabbit, the jaw suspensorium is

A. autostylic

B. amphistylic

C. craniostylic

D. hyostylic

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Sella turcica is

A. covering of ovary

B. covering of testis

C. depression in the skull

D. part of temporal bone

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Arytenoid cartilages are found in

A. sternum of frog

B. external ear of mammals

C. hyoid of frog

D. larynx of frog

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Odontoid process is found in

A. femur

B. atlas

C. axis

D. humerus

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The skull opens behind by

A. foramen magnum

B. foramen of Monro

C. obturator foramen

D. none of these

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Cancellous bone is also called

A. membrane bone

B. spongy bone

C. replacing bone

D. cartilage bone

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In rabbit, broad, wing-like transverse processes are characteristic of

A. atlas vertebra

B. axis vertebra

C. caudal vertebra

D. none of these

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In appendicular skeleton of rabbit sigmoid notch and olecranon process are parts of

A. radio ulna

B. humerus

C. pelvic girdle

D. pectoral girdle

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The ring-shaped vertebra of the vertebral column of mammals is

A. axis

B. atlas

C. 1st thoracic vertebra

D. 1st lumbar vertebra

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Angulo-spherical bone is found in

A. lower jaw of frog

B. upper jaw of frog

C. lower jaw of mammals

D. upper jaw of mammals

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B. procoelous

The centrum of a typical vertebra of frog is

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