Introduction Crabs are widespread crustaceans that inhabit the oceans and coastlines of every continent. Their distinct body shape and lateral movement make them easily identifiable. But have you ever considered their mouths and how they consume? The mouths of crabs … Read more
Glycolysis is a vital metabolic pathway present in nearly all living organisms that involves the breakdown of glucose to generate energy as ATP. This ancient evolutionarily conserved process forms the foundation for both aerobic and anaerobic respiration and serves as … Read more
The desert is one of the most barren biomes on Earth. The desert may appear devoid of life with the scorching heat, scarce water, and limited vegetation. The desert food chain and food web show how organisms adapt to survive … Read more
Introduction: “The ecological success of species” population depends on its capacity to cope with its physical environment and the associated organisms. The success of species may be measured based on the characteristics such as density, cover, frequency, vitality, etc. Species … Read more
Discovery: Italian cytologist Camillo Golgi was the first to observe the Golgi apparatus, which now bears his name, in 1897. Golgi used a staining technique on nervous tissue called the “internal reticular apparatus.” Location: In plants, these are dispersed, while … Read more
The phosphorus cycle is the biogeochemical cycle that describes the movement of phosphorus through the lithosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere. Phosphates are essential for growing and maintaining animal and human bones and teeth. In contrast, organic phosphates are required for cell … Read more
