Locomotion and Movement
Which one of the following pairs of structures is correctly matched with their correct description?
Structure |
Description |
Tibia and fibula |
Both form parts of knee joint |
Structure |
Description |
Cartilage and cornea |
No blood supply but do require oxygen for respiratory |
Structure |
Description |
Shoulder joint and elbow joint |
Ball and socket type of joint |
Structure |
Description |
Premolars and molars |
20 in all and 3 rooted |
B.
Structure |
Description |
Cartilage and cornea |
No blood supply but do require oxygen for respiratory |
Cartilage is usually described as a vascular, as the blood vessels innervate only the outer fibrous sheath of cartilage, called perichondrium. The cornea is the transparent anterior portion of the outer coat of the vertebrate eye covering the iris and the pupil. It is avascular as it lacks lymphatic and blood vessels.
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The flat bone on the ventral midline of the thorax is known as?
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