Everything that happens in nature, it always has science in it, the changes, the reactions, in the atmosphere, etc., everything has something scientific behind it. Changes might be visible to people but the scientific reasoning is not visible to everybody. For example, boiling of water, if a person puts water …
Read moreDifference Between Specific Heat and Heat Capacity (with Table)
Many biological processes take place inside a living organism. All these processes have different and specific role to play. These processes are vital for the survival of living organisms. Scientists have researched a lot to understand many such processes and two of such processes are excretion and secretion. The difference …
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The animal kingdom, vast as it is, is so diverse that it is believed that humans might have possibly not even have discovered a considerable portion of it. What is more interesting is that every day not only we find out more about new species, but we find out new …
Read moreDifference Between Walleye and Pickerel (with Table)
All the species of fauna (even flora) have a defense mechanism against their predator species and non-friendly stimulus. It doesn’t matter if it is the marine, terrestrial or aerial species, every organism ranging from the smallest organisms like amoeba to the blue whale, the biggest living species on earth has …
Read moreDifference Between Cnidocyte and Nematocyst (with Table)
The perception of reality that each individual has is created through information received by sensory receptors present in the human body. This information is transferred to the brain in the form of electrical signals, which it receives and interprets as experiences. Psychophysicists often use the term ‘threshold’ while dealing with …
Read moreDifference Between Absolute Threshold and Difference Threshold (with Table)
No humans would be alive if there was no air, and no humans would be alive if there was no oxygen. Given how related these terms are, and how essential they are for life, one might confuse them to be the same thing. Yes, air and oxygen can go together, but …
Bones constitute the primary skeletal structure of the human body that provide support to the muscles and gives a shape to the body. Compact and spongy are the two basic types of the structural bones. These bones helps in making the long bones in the body. The long bones are …
An igneous inteusion, in geology, is a form of igneous rocks that are formed by the process of crystallization of molten lava that cools under the surface of a landform and gets frozen. Intrusions are found in different forms and compositions. Some types of intrusions are Laccolith, Dyke, Sill, Lopolith, …
An integral job of the blood vessels is to supply blood to the different parts of the human body. There are various kinds of vessels that help perform this activity. Arteries and veins are two of the most common example of vessels that transfer blood towards and beginning from the …
Read moreDifference Between Thrombosis and Embolism (with Table)
Metals are undoubtedly one of the most common substances used in our world. There is a range of metals, possessing a range of properties, which make it useful in a wide range of fields. They are used in small components in our smartphones, to humungous rods which are used to …
Read moreDifference Between Ductility and Malleability (with Table)
