The Gland which is in shape of pistol
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Thyroid
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Pancreas
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Pituitary
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Parathyroid
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The pancreas is correctly described as pistol-shaped in anatomical literature. Its head resembles the handle of a pistol, while its body and tail correspond to the barrel and muzzle. The thyroid is butterfly-shaped, the pituitary is pea-sized, and the parathyroids are tiny rice-grain sized glands.