Animals tend to be more difficult to study than plants. Why?
QUOTE (hobfnst13+May 6 2008, 09:57 PM)
Animals tend to be more difficult to study than plants. Why?
Yeah, they tend to move around it bit more, don't they?
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Yeah, they tend to move around it bit more, don't they?
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I heard that people study small animals like Amoeba , it has only one cell which make it easier 
Try a little experiment on this at home.
1a. Select a pot plant.
1b. Slice a few small pieces off various parts.
1c. Put these under a microscope and view.
2. Repeat steps 1b and 1c with the cat.
Hmm...
1a. Select a pot plant.
1b. Slice a few small pieces off various parts.
1c. Put these under a microscope and view.
2. Repeat steps 1b and 1c with the cat.
Hmm...
QUOTE (N O M+May 8 2008, 02:04 AM)
Try a little experiment on this at home.
1a. Select a pot plant.
1b. Slice a few small pieces off various parts.
1c. Put these under a microscope and view.
2. Repeat steps 1b and 1c with the cat.
Hmm...
I'd suggest that using a pot plant for study is a waste of cannabis.
1a. Select a pot plant.
1b. Slice a few small pieces off various parts.
1c. Put these under a microscope and view.
2. Repeat steps 1b and 1c with the cat.
Hmm...
I'd suggest that using a pot plant for study is a waste of cannabis.
idk but what hapened to plain old help on questions?
hobfnst13,
idk but what hapened to plain old help on questions?
Your question is too ambiguous, either rephrase it or expand it to so we know what you're getting at.
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hobfnst13 Posted on May 6 2008, 02:57 PM
Animals tend to be more difficult to study than plants. Why?
Animals tend to be more difficult to study than plants. Why?
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| hobfnst13 Posted on May 6 2008, 02:57 PM Animals tend to be more difficult to study than plants. Why? |
idk but what hapened to plain old help on questions?
Your question is too ambiguous, either rephrase it or expand it to so we know what you're getting at.
QUOTE (hobfnst13+May 10 2008, 01:37 AM)
idk but what hapened to plain old help on questions?
What happened to common sense?
What happened to common sense?
QUOTE (hobfnst13+May 10 2008, 01:37 PM)
idk but what hapened to plain old help on questions?
Then try asking an intelligent question.
Then try asking an intelligent question.
QUOTE (N O M+May 10 2008, 04:03 AM)
Then try asking an intelligent question.
Or better yet, try thinking about something before immediately asking for help on the internet.
Going through this guy's post history, it seems that looking something up before posting is a concept beyond his grasp...
haha.. that is gold. +1
ps: didnt think insects had same neuron receptors that allow certain alkaloids to bind to them.
Or better yet, try thinking about something before immediately asking for help on the internet.
Going through this guy's post history, it seems that looking something up before posting is a concept beyond his grasp...
QUOTE (hobfnst13+ January 27, 2008)
what determines how the planets in our solar system are ordered in space?
TheDoc?
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QUOTE (Enthalpy+May 11 2008, 04:25 PM)
TheDoc?
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In my view, Plants study is pretty straight forward as they are not that complex compared to an animal anatomy!
Animals have various body organs and moreover the classification of animals is vast when compared with plants and also the exceptions from the normal are more..
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haha.. that is gold. +1
ps: didnt think insects had same neuron receptors that allow certain alkaloids to bind to them.
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