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  ANAMMOX - Nandini Das Anammox is an abbreviation for anaerobic ammonium oxidation , is a globally important microbial process of the nitrogen cycle.

BODY TEMPERATURE AND ITS REGULATION WITH SOME CLINICAL CONDITION (FEVER AND HYPOTHERMIA)

  OSMOREGULATION IN VARIOUS ANIMALS - Malay Nayak All animals need to regulate water and salts in their environment and eliminate nitrogenous wastes. All these functions  are inter-related, but they have different names. Regulation of water and salts is termed osmoregulation and elimination  of nitrogenous wastes is termed excretion . Both excretion and osmoregulation bring about homeostasis, which is  vital for life.

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Fertilization In Sea Urchin - Malay Nayak 1.        What is sea urchin? ·          Spiny water animal ·          Phylum ECHINODERMATA ·          Roughly spherical sea animal Sea Urchin   2. Why Sea Urchin ? The cell-surface events that take place during fertilization have been studied most extensively in sea urchins, members of the phylum Echinodermata . ·    Sea urchin gametes are easy to collect, ·    fertilization occurs outside the animal body. ·    As a result, researchers can observe fertilization and subsequent development simply by combining eggs and sperm in seawater in the laboratory.