Zoologists

... is that "central vacuole" from plants (I don't really like that term, because it doesn't have to be in the center of the cell). Some zoologists still say animal cells have vacuoles, because some are not up-to-date with a vacuole actually means in present days... Hope this helps clear ...

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... ornithology (not 'avology'). Thus the term hirudinology is a chimerical word. Fortunately, there is a suitable but not frequent word. Some zoologists and physicians have used the term bdellology. It is a completely Greek word. 'Bdella' means a leech. The ending 'bdella' is usually employed ...

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... but have the similar thing here too.At the uni. we are trying to organize a evolution conference. We talked nearly all microbiologists and zoologists but couldn't find ANYone who can tell us about protozoa evolution at the conference. Everyone has some other things to do at that day or ...

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... but have the similar thing here too.At the uni. we are trying to organize a evolution conference. We talked nearly all microbiologists and zoologists but couldn't find ANYone who can tell us about protozoa evolution at the conference. Everyone has some other things to do at that day or ...

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... with Myxomycetes, Mycetozoia, or Myxomycota; which ever taxia in which you wish to place them, there is still great debates over that between zoologists and botonists, have the ability to transition from the amoebo-flagellate form of locomotion to the amoeboid form of locomotion. There are ...

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