Question

‘A’ GroupB’ Group
1. Muscle(a) Perichondrium
2. Bone(b) Sarcolemma
3. Nerve cell(c) Periosteum
4. Cartilage(d) Neurilemma

Answer

‘A’ GroupB’ Group
1. Muscle(c) Periosteum
2. Bone(a) Perichondrium
3. Nerve cell(b) Sarcolemma
4. Cartilage(d) Neurilemma

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