Oval, biconvex and nucleated RBC's are found in

Camel

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Rabbit

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Man

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Solution

The correct option is A Camel
The shape of RBC's varies in different vertebrates. In mammals, these are normally circular, biconcave and enucleated but there is an exception in camels, where they are oval in shape, biconcave (which gives flexibility and quick diffusion of gases) and nucleated. Hence, option A is correct.

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Animals	Nature of blood
A. Man	(p) Plasma and cells are colourless
B. Earthworm	(q) Plasms is colourless and nucleated
C. Cockroach	(r) Plasma is colourless and enucleated RBC
D. Frog	(s) Plasma is red and nucleated, colourless RBC
	(t) Plasma and RBC have haemoglobin

	Column I		Column II
A.	Man	1.	Plasma and cells are colourless
B.	Earthworm	2.	Plasma is colourless and nucleated RBCs
C.	Cockroach	3.	Plasma is colourless and enculeated RBCs
D.	Frog	4.	Plasma is red and nucleated, colourless RBCs
		5.	Plasma and RBCs have haemoglobin

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