Hepatic cells of rabbit are in the form of (a) Rounded hepatocytes (b) Irregular hepatocytes (c) Discoidal hepatocytes (d) Polyhedral radiating hepatocytes

Hepatic cells of rabbit are in the form of
(a) Rounded hepatocytes
(b) Irregular hepatocytes
(c) Discoidal hepatocytes
(d) Polyhedral radiating hepatocytes
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(d) Polyhedral radiating hepatocytes
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