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Q.

The terga, sterna, and pleura of the cockroach body are joined by                        [2015]
1 arthrodial membrane  
2 cartilage  
3 cementing glue  
4 muscular tissue  

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(1)

Arthrodial membrane is a tough, flexible cuticle that joins the skeletal elements of cockroach and other arthropods. It connects the terga, pleura, and sterna of the cockroach body.