Biology

Taxonomic Classification: Class: Arachnida; Order: Araneae; Family: Pholcidae Etymology: Scientific name (Pholcus phalangioides) derives from Greek for “cave-dweller”; common name […]

Sato dogs, with their diverse ancestry, exhibit a fascinating genetic tapestry shaped by heterogeneous origins, genetic drift, and admixture. Advanced

The Red-Tailed Hawk, classified as Buteo jamaicensis harlani, is a large raptor characterized by its distinctive brick-red tail. Ranging from

Hummingbird tongues are marvels of adaptation, enabling efficient nectar feeding. Their extraordinary length, unique shape, and specialized structures, including papillae

Fatty Acid Designations Fatty acids are classified based on their saturation and the number and position of double bonds. Saturated

Northern California boasts a diverse bat population thriving in habitats ranging from caves to riparian areas. Despite facing threats like

Illinois harbors an astonishing diversity of beetles, playing pivotal roles in its ecosystems. From forest giants to tiny leaf dwellers,

Mandrills are visually striking primates with distinct physical characteristics. Their colorful faces and long tails serve intraspecific communication purposes. They

In the enigmatic Sargasso Sea, Sargassum seaweed forms a vast, nutrient-rich habitat. This unique marine sanctuary attracts diverse marine species

Long-limbed predatory insects, like praying mantises, stick insects, giant water bugs, dragonflies, and crane flies, play a crucial ecological role.

Inverting papilloma is a rare, benign sinonasal tumor characterized by an exophytic mass on imaging. It is more common in

Ants are not directly attracted to blood but may be drawn to it for various reasons. Hemoglobin in blood carries