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Temperature: This is measured using a mercury thermometer read in degree celcius (ºc). At least two readings are taken in […]

opulations in a habitat may show changes in size or distribution. These changes may be due to; Natality (birth rate): […]

A population is defined as the total number of organisms of the same species living together in a given area […]

Zones of different biomes occur from the equator to the arctic and to the antarctic due to differences in climate. […]

Biomes are large natural terrestrial (land) ecosystems. It is the largest community of organisms interacting with the non-living environment. Biomes […]

Components of an Ecosystem The living part of the ecosystem is called its biotic component while the non-living parts are […]

Meaning of Ecology Ecology is the study of living organisms in relation to their environment. The study deals with the relationship […]

Plants have various types of supporting tissues that make them up.  Like animals, these tissues help them to stand some […]

Terrestrials snails are hermaphrodites, a few aquatic species have separate sexes. However, self-fertilization does not occur. Mating occurs and fertilization […]

Housefly reproduces sexually, fertilisation is internal and it undergoes Complete Metamorphosis. Mating occurs between adult male and female houseflies. Sperms […]