MCQ
In rabbit, alveolar ducts originate from:
- ABronchi
- BTrachea
- CBronchiole
- DRespiratory bronchiole
Explanation:
In the case of rabbits, respiratory bronchiole is formed from the division of tertiary bronchus and then it divides further than from respiratory bronchioles. That led to the formation of the alveolar duct and alveoli. It delivers air to the small alveolar sac where oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange takes place.
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| Column$-I$ | Column$-II$ |
| $(a)$ Pituitary gland | $(i)$ Grave's disease |
| $(b)$ Thyroid gland | $(ii)$ Diabetes mellitus |
| $(c)$ Adrenal gland | $(iii)$ Diabetes insipidus |
| $Z(d)$ Pancreas | $(iv)$ Addision's disease |
$(a)\quad(b)\quad(c)\quad(d)$

$a.$ Constantly dividing cells.
$b.$ Cell walls are primary in nature.
$c.$ New cell wall deposition.
$d.$ Increased vacuolation.
$e.$ Possess large conspicuous nuclei.