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Bio MCQMorphallaxis is the regeneration of a whole body from a small body part. When a Hydra is cut into two halves, each half generates the rest of the body resulting in two complete, functional, and [...] -
Bio MCQThe stomach is the widest region of the alimentary canal. It is a hollow organ present between the esophagus and the small intestine. The stomach is divided into four parts. They are (i) the Cardiac [...] -
Bio MCQStomata (or stomates) are a tiny pores found in the epidermis of leaves, stems, and other soft aerial part of plants. The size ranges from around 10-14 µm in length and 3-12 µm in breadth. In [...] -
Bio MCQDigested lipids are absorbed from the lacteals as triglycerides or neutral fats. In the stomach, gastric lipase digests the fats into monoglycerides and fatty acids. In the small intestine, intestinal and pancreatic lipase digests the [...] -
Bio MCQThe brain is covered by three membrane or meninges. The innermost membrane is called piamater. It is thin and very delicate and supplies with blood vessels. The piamater is present very close to the brain. [...]
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Based on two individuals one male and one female, scientists describe a new and extremely miniaturized chameleon Brookesia nana. The male chameleon has a length of 21.6-millimeter from snout-to-tail and the male chameleon has a [...] -
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