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Discussion Forum : Biology - Section 1 (Q.No. 12)
12.
One of the following is not a function of bones.
Discussion:
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Sangeeth Simon said:
6 years ago
The regulation of calcium is done by hormone namely calcitonin secreted from the thyroid gland and parathormone from parathyroid gland. In which calcitonin reduces the calcium level in the blood whereas parathormone increases the calcium level. Due to the deficiency of parathormone, disease Tetany occurs.
So, bones have no significance in the regulation of calcium level in our body.
So, bones have no significance in the regulation of calcium level in our body.
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Omotayo iyanuoluwa said:
5 years ago
Bones does not secrete hormones because they are not endocrine glands.
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Anveshita said:
7 years ago
Will you please explain this question to me?
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Jaibhagwan said:
7 years ago
Thanks for the given information.
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Sri rupa said:
7 years ago
Generally hormones released from endocrine glands so option C is correct.
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Girdharimeghwani said:
8 years ago
Very good description. Thank you all.
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Vipin said:
8 years ago
Because bones provide protection to vital organs as well as muscles are attached to bones. Also, bone consists of bone marrow tissue where RBC formed.
So option A, B, D are correct so only option left which is incorrect is C.
So option A, B, D are correct so only option left which is incorrect is C.
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Love chala pyar said:
8 years ago
Secreting hormone is not a function of bones rather than it is a function of different body glands.
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SAMIRON said:
9 years ago
Hormone release from any gland as external/internal/mixed.
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Shivam said:
10 years ago
You all are right. All hormone are secrete form hormone producing gland.
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