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Sella turcica is a
Options
(a) Covering of kidney
(b) Covering of testis
(c) Depression in brain
(d) Depression in skull which lodges the pituitary body
Correct Answer:
Depression in skull which lodges the pituitary body
Explanation:
Sella turcica or Turkish saddle is a depression in the floor of the mammalian skull in the sphenoid (Basisphenod) bone in which the pituitary body is lodged.
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