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Ciliary movements can be seen in the respiratory tract of the human body.

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Important Questions on Locomotion and Movement

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Inner sheath of flagellum is present around
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The type of movement exhibits by the macrophages are
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The muscle which rotates the forearm to make the palm face downward and backward is
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Radial spokes of flagella connect
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The muscle which on contraction rotates the forearm to make palm face upward and forward is
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Why are warming up rounds essential before regular exercise?
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Stichonematic flagellum is present in
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Give a detailed account of axial skeleton.
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All muscles produce movement, but only skeletal muscle is responsible for locomotion. What is meant by this statement?
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Name the cells/tissues in the human body which:

a. exhibit amoeboid movement

b. exhibit ciliary movement

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Define flagellar movement.
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For the elbow joint, triceps is
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Which different functions are performed by muscles in the body?
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The arms of mircotubules attached to outer doublets are made of
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Microfilaments are involved in
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Name the different types of movement.
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Amoeba was described in detail by
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The contraction of one of the following muscles rotates the forearm to turn the palm downward or backward. Identify the muscle from the following.
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Macrophages and leucocytes exhibit:
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When body part moves towards the median axis, it is called