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1 4 3 (i) Name the components numbered '1' to '4'. (ii) Mention two structural differences between the parts 'l' and '2'.

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(I) 1.Red blood corpuscles

2.white blood corpuscles

3.Platelets

4. Blood plasma

(ii).RBCs lack nucleus whereas, WBCs have a nucleus. RBC has a biconcave shape while the shape of WBC is irregular.

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