NEET Biology question
Match column I with column II and select the correct option from the codes given below.
| Column-I | Column-II | |---|---| | A. Tracheoles | i. Yeast | | B. Carbonic anhydrase | ii. Fish | | C. Lactic acid | iii. Inspiration | | D. Fermentation | iv. Vital capacity | | E. Gill filaments | v. Fast muscle | | F. Cutaneous respiration | vi. Insect | | G. Diaphragm | vii. Bicarbonates | | | viii. Earthworm |
Solution
Tracheoles are the fine branches of the tracheal system found in insects (A-vi); carbonic anhydrase catalyses the formation of bicarbonates from CO and water (B-vii); lactic acid is produced by anaerobic glycolysis in fast/glycolytic muscle fibres (C-v); fermentation is the characteristic anaerobic pathway of
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