EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

The joint between the femur and the pelvic girdle is called

50% studentsanswered this correctly

Important Questions on Locomotion and Movement

EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
The joint between the lower jaw and skull is called:
EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
Which bone is present in the pectoral girdle of all mammal:
EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
If ossification occurs in the tendon, which bone is formed:
EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
Which of the muscles bends the forearm upward:
EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
Which bone is the longest in the body?
EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
Which bone is not used for protection and support in the body?
EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
The joint between carpals and radius is called:
EASY
11th Odisha Board
IMPORTANT
Bureau's Higher Secondary Biology Volume-1>Chapter 19 - Locomotion and Movement>SAMPLE QUESTIONS>Q 1
Articulation of odontoid process of axis and atlas vertebrae is an example of: