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Kingdom AnimaliaMulticellular, heterotrophic, eukaryotes, tissues are specialised and most of them have organs, mostly highly responsive. Only gametes are haploid, fertilisation occurs without intervening of haploid cycle. Sperm is flagellated. An egg is large, typical and stationary.
development of chick
What is tubal pregnancy? Many times fecundation takes place in the Fallopian tubes. Usually the newly formed zygote is taken to the uterus where nidation and the embryonic deve
Phytoestrogens:- A group of compounds considered to offer protection against cancer.
most recent classification of parasitic protozoa with its general characters
distinguishing characteristics of phylum platyhelminthes?
Captive Breeding - Measures for Species Conservation Species which are reduced to dangerous levels need more intensive management, and one strategy is their captive breeding.
Contact guidance - Modes of Cell Movement Besides chemical / ionic factors that regulate cell movement in developing embryos, physical factors as well appear to play a role in
Dicotyledons (2,00,000 species) The dicot's are of diverse nature. The leaves are net veined, stem contains ring of vascular bundles, cambium tissue is present so secondary
Explain Deformaties of the Cliest wall should be Noted a) Pectus carinatum (pigeon chest): may be associated with Marfan syndrome. b) Pectus excavatum: commonly seen in Marfan
What are the main parts of ferns? Ferns are constituted by small roots that come downwards from the rhizome (stem, often orizontalized). The fronds also arise from the rhizome.
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