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Online Short Questions For Chapter 2 "12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation "
Try The Short Questions For 12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation
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Biology - 12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation
Question # 1
What is caused and symptoms of Rickets?
- Ans 1: Rickets is caused by deficiency of calcium or vitamin D in diet.Its symptoms include children with bowed legs and deformed pelvis.
12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation - Set 1
Question # 1
What is caused and symptoms of Rickets?
- Ans 1: Rickets is caused by deficiency of calcium or vitamin D in diet.Its symptoms include children with bowed legs and deformed pelvis.
12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation - Set 2
Question # 1
Write down the mechanism of rapid movements of leaflets.
- Ans 1: When Mimosa (Touch me not) leaf is touched, it rapidly loss its turgor pressure due to exosmosis which results in closing of leaves.K+ Ions also play role in this movement.
12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation - Set 3
Question # 1
Name different bones of Hind Limb.
- Ans 1: Bones of hind limb are femur, tibia, fibula, tarsals, metatarsals, phalanges.
12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation - Set 4
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What is callus and its role?
- Ans 1: Callus is a mass of undifferentiated cells.It heals the wound of plant.
12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions Preparation - Set 5
Question # 1
State hematoma formation briefly.
- Ans 1: When bone breaks, bleeding occur and as a result haematoma formation occurs.Soon after bone cells deprived of food begin to die and the tissue at the fracture site becomes swollen and hence painful.
12th Class Biology Chapter 16 Short Questions
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