If we put two substances having different taste on tongue simultaneously how it will taste? Does specific part of tongue is sensitive to specific taste?
Behavior is action that alters the relationship between an organism and its environment. Behavior may occur as a result ofan external stimulus (e.g., sight of a predator)internal stimulus (e.g., hunger)or, more often, a mixture of the two (e.g., mating behavior)It is often useful to distinguish betweeninnate behavior = behavior determined by the & 34;hard-wiring& 34; of the nervous system.
Are these just two terms for the same phenomenon, i.e., the state of being homozygous? Merriam-Webster says so, but I know dictionaries sometimes miss the nuance of scientific terms. If they are in…
I'm exploring the literature on microRNA, where it is common for the less utilised strand of the miRNA duplex to be referred to as the miRNA* strand. However, I am experiencing some issue searching…
I read that some species of crocodilians can take care of their young for as long as a year. How do parents differentiate their offsprings from other young crocodiles? Smell, appearance, sound?
