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Skull of rabbit/man is

  • (a) Monocondylic
  • (b) Dicondylic
  • (c) Tricondylic
  • (d) Tetracondylic

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The skull of a rabbit is classified as dicondylic. This means it has two condyles at the base of the skull, which allows for a greater range of motion in the neck. In contrast, monocondylic skulls have only one condyle, while tricondylic and tetracondylic skulls have three and four condyles, respectively. The structure of the skull is important for understanding how different animals move and interact with their environment.