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Mosaic vision does not possess which character

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NCERT page number-114; Anatomy; para-3

Male reproductive system of cockroaches has not

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NCERT page number-114; Anatomy; para-4

At the time of copulation in Cockroach

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NCERT page number-114; Anatomy; para-4

Oothecae

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NCERT page number-114 (para-5), 115 (para-1)

If a female cockroach has 10 oothecae then what will be the number of total eggs

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NCERT page number-115; Anatomy; para-1

If each oothecae in a female cockroach has 15 eggs. Then what will be the number of total eggs

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NCERT page number-115; Anatomy; para-1

How many molting will be observed in the case of female cockroaches for 20 eggs thinking that all will be converted in adults?

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NCERT page number-115; Anatomy; para-1

Nymph of cockroaches

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NCERT page number-115; Anatomy; para-1

Vestibulum is a part of

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NCERT page number-115; Figure: 7.18 (b)

Assertion   :       Urinary bladder can considerably expand to accommodate urine.

Reason      :       It is lined by stretchable squamous epithelium.

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Urinary bladder is not lined by squamous epithelium but by transitional epithelium which is a stretchable compound epithelium. It has a single layer of cuboidal cells at the base, 2-3 middle layers of large polygonal cells and a superficial layer of large, broad rectangular cells. Stretching considerably flattens and broadens the cells of superficial and middle layers, hence causing expansion of the urinary bladder.

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