(A) The hard palate in a rabbit is the bony roof of the mouth cavity. It is formed by the fusion of three pairs of bones: the $Premaxilla$ (anteriorly

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(A) The hard palate in a rabbit is the bony roof of the mouth cavity. It is formed by the fusion of three pairs of bones: the $Premaxilla$ (anteriorly),the $Maxilla$ (middle),and the $Palatine$ (posteriorly). These bones provide structural support to the roof of the mouth,separating the oral cavity from the nasal passage.

Class 11 Biology Structural Organisation In Animals Mix Examples - Structural Organisation In Animals

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In a rabbit,the hard palate is formed by the:

A
Premaxilla,maxilla,and palatine bones
B
Premaxilla,mandible,and palatine bones
C
Sphenoid,nasal,and maxilla bones
D
Nasal,mandible,and ethmoid bones

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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$:

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$(a)$ Bronchioles $(i)$ Dense Regular Connective Tissue

$(b)$ Goblet cell $(ii)$ Loose Connective Tissue

$(c)$ Tendons $(iii)$ Glandular Tissue

$(d)$ Adipose Tissue $(iv)$ Ciliated Epithelium

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List-$I$	List-$II$
$(a)$ Bronchioles	$(i)$ Dense Regular Connective Tissue
$(b)$ Goblet cell	$(ii)$ Loose Connective Tissue
$(c)$ Tendons	$(iii)$ Glandular Tissue
$(d)$ Adipose Tissue	$(iv)$ Ciliated Epithelium