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(C) In both cockroaches and rabbits,the trachea (or tracheal tubes) are supported by rings or structures that prevent them from collapsing. In cockroa

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Both have non-collapsible walls.

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(C) In both cockroaches and rabbits,the trachea (or tracheal tubes) are supported by rings or structures that prevent them from collapsing. In cockroaches,the tracheal tubes are supported by chitinous rings (intima),while in rabbits,the trachea is supported by $C$-shaped cartilaginous rings. This structural adaptation ensures that the airways remain open for efficient gas exchange even under pressure changes. Therefore,both have non-collapsible walls.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$A$. The structures used for storing of food	$I$. Gizzard
$B$. Ring of $6-8$ blind tubules at junction of foregut and midgut.	$II$. Gastric Caeca
$C$. Ring of $100-150$ yellow coloured thin filaments at junction of midgut and hindgut.	$III$. Malpighian tubules
$D$. The structures used for grinding the food.	$IV$. Crop

What is the similarity between the trachea of a cockroach and a rabbit?

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