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Frog (Rana tigrina)
Frog is an amphibian, living both on land and in water. The amphibians are the first group among the chordates that live outside water...
Reproductive System of Earthworm
Earthworms reproduce sexually. They cannot reproduce as exually. They are hermaphrodite (monoecious) i.e. both ovaries and testes are ...
Structure of Cell [Part 3]
Plastids: Plastids are cytoplasmic organelles about 5 micron in diameter and 3 micron in thickness, found freely in cytoplasm of the...
Cell Biology
So what is Cell? Cell is the basic structural and functional unit of living organism. It consists of microscopic mass of protoplasm ...
Earthworm [Part 1]
The name earthworm is given to the annelid worms, because they live and burrow in the ground. Annelids are triploblastic, bilaterally symmet...
Functional Aspects of Ecosystem
The functional aspects of ecosystem include the flow of energy and the cycling of nutrients. Inorganic compounds are synthesized into organi...
Plasmodium ( The Malarial Parasite)
Plasmodium is the best known protozoan parasite of man, which causes malaria. malaria is one of the widespread tropical diseases among huma...
Earthworm [Part 2]
5) Locomotion: Locomotion in earthworm is caused by setae and the musculature of the body wall. When as earthworm starts to crawl, the firs...
Structure of Cell [Part 2]
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Origin and Evolution of Life
Origin of Life: The ability to grow and produce new forms distinguishes living organisms fron non-living objects. The origin of life on Eart...
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