The vertebrae are separated from each other by

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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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Which foramen is found in tibia fibula of frog?

A. Foramen monro

B. Foramen magnum

C. Nutrient foramen

D. Foramen ovale

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Ilium, ischium and pubis fuse together to form

A. Acetabulum

B. Glenoid cavity

C. OS innominatum

D. Obturator foramen

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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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In rabbit, the jaw suspensorium is

A. autostylic

B. amphistylic

C. craniostylic

D. hyostylic

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The centrum of vertebra which is concave at both ends is said to be

A. amphicoelous

B. procoelous

C. acoelous

D. opisthocoelous

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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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Which one is replacing bone?

A. Exoceipital

B. Squamosal

C. Vomer

D. Pterygoid

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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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Haversian systems are clearly visible in

A. atlas vertebra of rabbit

B. ilium of rabbit

C. femur of rabbit

D. tibio-fibula of frog

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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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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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Axis vertebra is characterised by the presence of

A. olecranon fossa

B. odontiod process

C. sigmoid notch

D. deltoid ridge

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Ninth vertebra of frog is

A. procoelous

B. amphicoelous

C. acoelous

D. heterocoelous

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The bone which during its development is not a cartilage:

A. Malleus

B. Humerus

C. Incus

D. Nasal

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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 transformation of cartilage into bone is called

A. osteoporosis

B. haemopoesis

C. ossification

D. haemolysis

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Patella is a bone found in

A. carpus

B. ankle

C. knee

D. tarsus

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Mandible is a bone of

A. upper jaw

B. skull

C. lower jaw

D. lower limb

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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 longest bone of the hindlimb of man is

A. femur

B. humerus

C. radius

D. ulna

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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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The bones of the skull include that of cranium and

A. nose

B. face

C. ear

D. mouth

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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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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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The skull opens behind by

A. foramen magnum

B. foramen of Monro

C. obturator foramen

D. none of these

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The incisor teeth and canine are attached to

A. the premaxilla bone

B. maxilla bone

C. incisors to the premaxilla to maxilla

D. incisors to the premaxilla and maxilla and canines to maxilla

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A human vertebra with a pair of large rounded depressions on its anterior surface is

A. sacrum

B. axis

C. atlas

D. coccyx

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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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Vomer is a bone found in

A. skull

B. forelimb

C. rib-cage

D. hindlimb

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C. cartilaginous discs

The vertebrae are separated from each other by

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