Questions for 17 August zoology

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Q:-2 Compare between correlation and regression.
Give their significance. (20)

Q:-3 Give the ultra structure of muscle. Elaborate the molecular mechanism of muscle contraction. (15)

Q:-4 Define rigor mortis. How exercise impacting the strength of muscles. (10)

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