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The epidermis gives rise to a number of specialized appendages, like in ______ are its examples.
CBSE Class X - 2024
CBSE Class X
Updated On:
Jan 13, 2026
skin & hair
hair & nail
skin & nail
hair & scalp
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The Correct Option is
B
Solution and Explanation
Hair and nails, epidermal appendages, are composed of keratin and serve to protect the body.
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