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Estivation  — Research Starter

Estivation, also known as aestivation, is a state of dormancy that some animals enter during hot and dry conditions, characterized by significantly reduced metabolic activity. This physiological…

Endoskeletons  — Research Starter

Endoskeletons are internal skeletal structures that provide support, protection, and mobility to vertebrate animals such as fishes, reptiles, and mammals. They primarily consist of bone and cartilage,…

Multicellularity  — Research Starter

Multicellularity refers to the condition of an organism consisting of more than one cell, a defining characteristic of certain life forms. This biological organization is predominantly observed in the…

Mountains  — Research Starter

Mountains are prominent landforms characterized by steep slopes and significant elevation differences, found on every continent. They arise primarily from tectonic plate collisions and can also…

Mountain lions  — Research Starter

Mountain lions, also known as pumas or cougars, are large cats native to the Americas, ranging from southern British Columbia to the Straits of Magellan. These powerful predators inhabit diverse…

Morphogenesis  — Research Starter

Morphogenesis is the biological process that leads to the formation and organization of tissues and organs in multicellular organisms, resulting in specific structures and patterns. It begins at the…

Moose  — Research Starter

Moose are the largest members of the deer family, known for their impressive size and distinctive physical features. They inhabit various regions, primarily in Canada, Alaska, and parts of the…

Molting and shedding  — Research Starter

Molting, or shedding, is a natural process that occurs in various invertebrate and vertebrate animals as part of their growth and development. Known scientifically as ecdysis, this process allows…

Mollusks  — Research Starter

Mollusks are a diverse and significant group within the animal kingdom, constituting the largest marine animal phylum and the second largest overall, following Arthropoda. These creatures, which have…