Which of the following statements is not correct with respect to the epithelial tissue?

1. It covers the external surface of the body and internal surface of many organs.

2. The neighbouring cells are held together by cell junctions and there is very little extra cellular material.

3. The epithelial cells rest on a cellular basement membrane that separates it from underlaying connective tissue.

4. There is no blood vessel supplying the nutrients to the epithelial cells.

When secretary granules leave cell by exocytosis with no loss of other cellular material, the glands are called

1. Holocrine

2. Merocrine

3. Apocrine

4. Autocrine

Large amoeboid cells, that are a part of our innate immune system, found in the areolar tissue are called as:

1. Macrophages

2. Mast cells

3. Fibroblasts

4. Adipocytes

The cells that release heparin and histamines in the blood are:

1. Basophils

2. Mast cells

3. Eosinophils

4. Neutrophils

In cockroach, the formation of ootheca is by the secretions of:

1. Prothoracic glands of male

2. Prothoracic glands of female

3. Colleterial glands of male

4. Colleterial glands of female

Identify the incorrect statement:

1. In both male and female cockroach, 8^th and 9^th tergites are mostly covered by the 7^th

2. Ventrally, the abdomen in cockroach has only 9 sternites  in males and 7 in females

3. In female cockroach, the 7^th sternite along with 8^th and 9^th forms gynatrium

4. the anterior most part of the gynatrium is called the oothecal chamber

What is incorrect regarding Periplaneta americana?

1. Excretion by malpighian tubules

2. Hemolymph delivering oxygen to tissues

3. Paurometabolous development

4. Mosaic vision

The type of cartilage present in the epiglottis, pinna and tip of the nose is:

(1) Elastic

(2) Hyaline

(3) Fibrous

(4) Calcified

Which of the following does not help in excretion in Periplaneta Americana?

1. Fat body

2. Urecose glands

3. Nephrocytes

4. None of these

Dense irregular connective tissue is present in:

1. Tendons

2. Ligaments

3. Skin

4. Cartilage